Firstname package provides functionality to generate a fake first name value.

firstapp desc

Split a person's name into firstName and lastName fields

Generic Web UI for building structured search or filter queries. With it you can build structured search conditions like Firstname starts with 'A' and Birthday after 1/1/1990 and State in (CA, NY, FL)...

```bash npm install cast-response ``` ### Basic Usage ```typescript // Real class with methods! export class User { id!: number; firstName!: string; lastName!: string; createdAt!: Date;

random 'Firstname{3-12}_Lastname{3-12}'

Random user generation including the following data firstName, lastName, gender, nickname, emailAddres, password, birthdate.

Generate a random first name.

## Anonymoose. - .Person - .SSN() - .firstName() - .lastName() - .fullName() - .Numeric - .int() - .templateInt() - .Web - .userAgent() - .Characters - .randomChars()

Define how you want data to be structured: ```javascript const myRules = { firstname: new Refute.TypeCheck('Please enter a firstname').isString(), lastname: new Refute.TypeCheck('Please enter a lastname').isString(), contactDetails: {

```javascript const fmvd = new Fmvd( { familyName: Fmvd.string().notEmpty("Family name shouldn't be empty"), firstName: Fmvd.string().notEmpty("First name shouldn't be empty"),

Recursive camel casing of object property names with proper typing

compile json schema to typescript typings

Type-safe implementation of invariant with positionals.

AutoMapper TypeScript Classes strategy

``` const mySchema = { "properties": { "userId": { "type": "id" }, "lastName": { "type": "non-empty-string" }, "firstName": { "type": "string" }, "email": { "type": "email" }, "age": { "type": "number" } }, "required": ["userId",

An Ember Object Proxy with change buffering

Zod schemas for user details, including firstName, lastName, userEmail, and userPassword.

Internationalization (i18n) for React

Run promises in parallel, but throttled