Email randomizer should not generate email addresses with valid domains.

[chintebay]

I feel generating a real valid email address can led to actual issue some day (chance !)...maybe this should be generated with invalid email domains like h0tma1l.com or some such.

Apart from that, this looks great !

Best,
C

[PascalSchumacher]

Random-beans uses https://github.com/DiUS/java-faker to generate email addresses.

If you want more control over the generated email addresses you can use java-faker directly. For example new Faker().internet().safeEmailAddress() should generate a email address without a valid domain.

[fmbenhassine]

Another option is to create a custom email randomizer that delegates domain name creation to a StringRandomizer. This will generate random domain names

[fmbenhassine]

Another possibility is to add a parameter safe to the current EmailRandomizer to generate safe emails (delegating to faker's safeEmailAddress method).

@PascalSchumacher @chintebay What do you think?

[PascalSchumacher]

@PascalSchumacher @chintebay What do you think?

Sounds good imho.

[fmbenhassine]

Hi @chintebay

Version 3.8.0-SNAPSHOT adds a boolean parameter called safe in the EmailRandomizer to generate safe emails (with invalid domain names).

Can you give it a try?

Kr
Mahmoud