Examples

The demo output

Forged.Demo spits out five fake Person objects. A representative run:

{
  "Id": "01a12341-3207-7ce2-8721-d99eb6007a8d",
  "FirstName": "Brox",
  "LastName": "Broxfif",
  "FullName": "Brox Broxfif",
  "MiddleNames": [],
  "Nickname": "Titan",
  "Email": "brobroxfif@icloud.com",
  "IsActive": true,
  "DateOfBirth": "1974-03-22T08:24:20.9350787Z",
  "Bio": "The farmer quietly noticed the stone wall. Beyond the orchard, the shepherd followed.",
  "Luck": 12
}
{
  "Id": "01a12341-324e-7c23-9fe0-84f70c8c4788",
  "FirstName": "Raest",
  "LastName": "Thacraobliem",
  "FullName": "Raest Thacraobliem",
  "MiddleNames": [ "Tbysm", "Vrj" ],
  "Nickname": "W@rriorMonster",
  "Email": "raethacraobliem@gmail.com",
  "IsActive": false,
  "DateOfBirth": "1959-02-27T16:06:12.2224526Z",
  "Bio": "The child traced toward the field. An aging priest noticed the silent the lantern.",
  "Luck": 12
}
{
  "Id": "01a12341-324e-7cf6-9c3a-28ee75757c9f",
  "FirstName": "Blaoldprailoost",
  "LastName": "Tes-Meardbigrik",
  "FullName": "Blaoldprailoost Tes-Meardbigrik",
  "MiddleNames": [ "Ajyp" ],
  "Nickname": "ItsMeWraithNoob",
  "Email": "blatesmeardbigrik@outlook.com",
  "IsActive": true,
  "DateOfBirth": "1951-01-01T17:57:39.462885Z",
  "Bio": "The young woman quietly traced the field. The innkeeper traced the wooden fence beneath the forgotten sky.",
  "Luck": 11
}

Takeaways

• Memo keeps names consistent. FirstName and LastName each end in .Memo(out …), and FullName composes them with Basic.Func. Change one and the whole record stays coherent.
• Collections with bounds. MiddleNames is List(0, 3), so it shows [], one, or several.
• Nullable members. Nickname is Username().OrDefault(.2f) and DateOfBirth is Temporal...().Nullable(), so nulls appear naturally.
• Composition over magic. Email builds a local part from first.Range(0, 3) + last, strips non-word characters with .Replace(regex, ""), lowers it, then plugs a known provider.
• Type-safe generation. Id and Luck are required (init/set), and the generator assigns them at compile time — run dotnet build with a missing member and you'll get a compile error, not a runtime surprise.