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- data generators
- Default Test Data Generators
- Address Function Type
- ChangeDataType Function Type
- Company Function Type
- DateFunctions Function Type
- DomainFunctions Function Type
- EmailFunctions Function Type
- File Function Type
- Friends Function Type
- IdNumber Function Type
- Internet Function Type
- MailboxAliasFunctions Function Type
- MailboxFunctions Function Type
- Name Function Type
- NameFunctions Function Type
- Number Function Type
- NumberFunctions Function Type
- Phone Number Function Type
- PhoneNumberFunctions Function Type
- Random String Function Type
- RandomText Function Type
- StringFunctions Function Type
- TestDataFromProfile Function Type
EmailFunctions Function Type
The EmailFunctions function type enables users to generate various types of email addresses with ease. It provides multiple functions to create email addresses with different configurations, allowing users to meet specific needs for different scenarios.
Prerequisites
Before you begin, ensure that you have referred to:
Selecting EmailFunctions as a Function Type for Data Generator
- From the left navigation bar, go to Create Tests > Test Cases and create a new test case.
- Use NLP to create a new step in the test case and include a placeholder for test data.
- Click on the test data placeholder. From the Test Data Types dropdown menu, select the ! Data Generator option.
- On the ! Data Generators overlay, select the Type to Default. This will enable you to use a collection of built-in test data generators.
- Select EmailFunctions from the Function Type dropdown list.
NOTE:
This action will display a list of built-in functions associated with the EmailFunctions function type, enabling you to select the appropriate function based on your requirements.
Username
- Allows you to generate a username with a specified length. This is useful for creating usernames for registration forms or login systems.
ℹ️Example:
| Input | Output |
|---|---|
| username length: 10 | johnsmith1 |
| username length: 6 | sarah5 |
| username length: 10 | sarahglenn |
| username length: 6 | robert |
Random Apha Numeric Email
- Enables you to generate a random alphanumeric email address with a specified username length. This is ideal for generating unique email addresses for temporary registrations or testing environments.
ℹ️ Example:
| Input | Output |
|---|---|
| username length: 8 | abc12345@example.com |
| username length: 12 | xyz67890abcd@example.com |
| username length: 10 | pqrs9876@example.com |
| username length: 6 | mno345@example.com |
Random Apha Numeric Email with Domain
- Allows you to generate a random alphanumeric email address with a specified username length and domain. This is suitable for creating email addresses with specific domains for internal systems or controlled environments.
ℹ️ Example:
| Input | Output |
|---|---|
| username length: 10 Domain: mydomain.com |
user1234ab@mydomain.com |
| username length: 8 Domain: example.org |
test5678@example.org |
| username length: 12 Domain: mail.com |
alpha890beta@mail.com |
| username length: 6 Domain: customdomain.com |
abc456@customdomain.com |
Random Email with Domain
- Enables you to generate a random email address with a specified username length and domain. This is useful for generating realistic email addresses for customer databases or user profiles with specified domains.
ℹ️ Example:
| Input | Output |
|---|---|
| username length: 6 Domain: sample.com |
user12@sample.com |
| username length: 8 Domain: example.com |
test4567@example.com |
| username length: 10 Domain: domain.org |
randomuser@domain.org |
| username length: 7 Domain: mail.net |
abc1234@mail.net |
Random Email
- Allows you to generate a random email address with a specified username length. This is useful for general purposes, ensuring uniqueness and randomness in email addresses.
ℹ️ Example:
| Input | Output |
|---|---|
| username length: 12 | randomuser@domain.com |
| username length: 10 | sampleuser@domain.com |
| username length: 8 | testuser@domain.com |
| username length: 6 | user01@domain.com |
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