FileFaker: A macOS App for Local Test File Generation
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Minh-Phuc Tran
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Summary
FileFaker is a native macOS app designed for generating sample files of various types (PDFs, images, videos, CSVs, etc.) and sizes locally on a Mac. It operates offline, ensuring files never leave the device, making it ideal for developers and QA testers for uploads, validations, and edge cases.
Key quotes
· 3 pulledCreate PDFs, images, videos, CSVs & more locally on your Mac.
No internet needed, files never leave your device.
Perfect for developers & QA testing uploads, validations, and edge cases.
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