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This is a configurable generator to create random data like Lorum Ipsum Text, Words, Text Patterns, First/Last Names, IP-Addresses, Guids, DateTime and more.
Access Stored Procedures with Code First. Includes support for Input and Output parameters, multiple result sets and Table-valued parameters. V2.1 updates the Table-valued parameter support to a much simpler POCO model, more in keeping with the spirit of Code First / Entity Framework 4.1 V2.2 updates the Dll to work with Entity Framework v.4.3.1 V2.5 updates the Dll for Entity Framework 5 v2.6 updates the Dll for Entity Framework 6; adds Command Timeout optional parameter for long running procs. v3.0 revamp of the interface, add support for Async, Streaming v3.2 fix a issue with Async procedure calls v3.3 internal changes to support Glimpse.EF6 v3.4 fix improper null handling in output parameters v3.5 fix dll version number v3.6 Don't send a parameter for null or empty (zero row count) Table Valued Parameter. Fixes error for empty or null TVP's. v3.7 Bug fix and a bit of code refactoring. v3.8 allow ordinal values instead of names for return value column assignment to properties v3.9 Bug fixes! Connections passed in are no longer inadvertently closed.
The library contains a stripped down lists of human names from the US Census names list, and a list of place names from another census list. The library allows you to get random first and last names or both and you can get male and female first names. You can also generate random place names as well. To access this functionality create a NameGenerator in namespace RandomNameGenerator, and call one of the functions like GenerateRandomFirstAndLastName(). The functions names describe literally and simply what those functions do. Examples at github project site: https://github.com/m4bwav/DotNetRandomNameGenerator
Simplified logging, enabled/disabled during runtime. Inspections. Domain objects. Shipping models. Fast thread-safe cache. Cryptographic salted hashes. Enumeration type converter. Validator extensions. Sample data randomizers.
Split name into military rank, honorific, first name, middle initial, last name, suffix, gender. Also matches names.
A library to generate Norwegian names based on the yearly statistics from Statistisk sentralbyrå (SSB). Generates names with a single first name and a single last name.
Xamarin Android bindings for com.jaredrummler:android-device-names:2.0.0 used by and for the Stripe terminal SDK for Android, created by https://Xiippy.ai; the world's first and only data-rich payments provider with seamless privacy-preserving end-to-end encrypted smart receipts & rewards for all payers with all cards, as well as, deep insights, analytics, customer relationship management and loyalty management for all merchants.
Allows to change a form of a Polish first name and family name to a different grammar case. It can be useful in automated generation of messages that use people's names.
Provides FluentValidation extensions to validate first and last names using the strongly-typed FirstName and LastName value objects from PosInformatique.Foundations.People.
Provides DataAnnotations attributes to validate first and last names using the strongly-typed FirstName and LastName value objects from PosInformatique.Foundations.People.
Provides FluentAssertions extensions for FirstName and LastName value objects from PosInformatique.Foundations.People, resolving the Should() ambiguity and enabling idiomatic assertions like Should().Be(string) on normalized values.
Converts Ukrainian first names to vocative case (кличний відмінок). Supports Ukrainian, Russian, and Latin transliterated names with automatic conversion to Ukrainian Cyrillic vocative forms.
NPetrovich is library which inflects Russian names to given grammatical case. It supports first names, last names and middle names inflections.
The library contains a stripped down lists of human names from the US Census names list, and a list of place names from another census list. The library allows you to get random first and last names or both and you can get male and female first names. You can also generate random place names as well. To access this functionality create a NameGenerator in namespace RandomNameGenerator, and call one of the functions like GenerateRandomFirstAndLastName(). The functions names describe literally and simply what those functions do. Examples at github project site: https://github.com/Urriellu/DotNetRandomNameGenerator.
A library for structurally splitting single field name data into multiple fields (prefix, given, middle, surname, and suffix)
Polar Name Explorer .NET Core Component is an class library allows your .NET applications to extract and parse names and surnames from text, get the gender of the name, and country of origine.
LINQ overloads. SelectRecursive SelectAncestors Add Remove AddRange Concat CrossJoin Distinct DistinctMany Except FirstWithClearException SingleOrDefaultWithClearException SingleWithClearException ForEach IndexOf TryGetIndexOf MinOrDefault MaxOrDefault PeekOrDefault PopOrDefault Product RemoveFirst Repeat ToHashSet ToNonUniqueDictionary TrimAll TryRemoveFirst Union Zip item.AsArray item.AsList item.AsEnumerable. Also a RedBlackTree and KeyValuePairHelper ConvertNamesAndValuesListToKeyValuePairs and ConvertNamesAndValuesListToDictionary.
Provides strongly-typed FirstName and LastName value objects to standardize person names. Enforces normalization rules (title-case for first names, uppercase for last names), validation, parsing, comparison, and formatting. Includes IPerson abstraction with extension methods for display name, ordering name, and initials, plus name normalization helpers.
Machine Learning model created by ML.NET ModelBuilder. Created to predict gender based on the first name. Trained on over 32000 first names.
This library contains the top 500 lists of dutch human first names, and a top 2000+ of dutch human last names. The library allows you to get a random combination of firstname, lastname with associated sex or generate a list with random firstname and lastname combinations by passing through a desired amount.