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STEP 1: Install and Require Faker

// Install Faker via command line:

npm install @faker-js/faker --save-dev

// Require it inside of a JS file:

const { faker } = require('@faker-js/faker'); 

STEP 2: Use Faker!

// Print a random email

console.log(faker.internet.email()); 

// Print a random past date

console.log(faker.date.past()); 

Please note: In newer versions of node you will get a different looking timestamp output when using console.log(faker.date.past());, compared to what Colt gets in the lecture. To mimic what he gets, you can use the following: console.log(faker.date.past().toString());

// Print a random city

console.log(faker.address.city()); 

// We can define a new function

function generateAddress(){
  console.log(faker.address.streetAddress());
  console.log(faker.address.city());
  console.log(faker.address.state());
}

// And then execute that function:

generateAddress();