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Person

Use NewPerson() when you need a richer personal fixture instead of isolated pieces of data.

Generation Method​

person, err := mocker.NewPerson()

Return Shape​

The generated Person includes:

  • FirstNameMale
  • FirstNameFemale
  • LastName
  • Gender
  • Age
  • CPF

This means a generated person already composes two other entity types:

  • Gender
  • CPF

Example​

person, err := mocker.NewPerson()
if err != nil {
    log.Fatal(err)
}

fmt.Printf(
    "Person: %s %s, Gender: %s, Age: %d, CPF: %s\n",
    person.FirstNameMale,
    person.LastName,
    person.Gender.Identity,
    person.Age,
    person.CPF.Number,
)

Important Notes​

  • Age is currently generated in the adult range used by the library implementation.
  • The entity stores both male and female first-name variants.
  • CPF formatting follows the mocker configuration through WithFormatted(true|false).

When To Use It​

Person is a good default entity for:

  • user creation tests
  • onboarding flows
  • form population
  • identity-heavy business scenarios