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Mimesis v4.0.0 Release Notes

Release Date: 2020-02-10 // about 4 years ago

  • 🚀 .. warning:: This release (4.0.0) contains some insignificant but breaking changes in API, please be careful.

    ➕ Added:

    • Added an alias first_name(*args, **kwargs) for the method Person().name()
    • Added an alias sex(*args, **kwargs) for the method Person().gender()
    • ➕ Added method randstr() for class Random()
    • ➕ Added method complexes() for the provider Numbers()
    • ➕ Added method matrix for the provider Numbers()
    • ➕ Added method integer_number() for the provider Numbers()
    • ➕ Added method float_number() for the provider Numbers()
    • ➕ Added method complex_number() for the provider Numbers()
    • ➕ Added method decimal_number() for the provider Numbers()
    • Added method ip_v4_object() and ip_v6_object for the provider Internet(). Now you can generate IP objects, not just strings.
    • Added new parameter port_range for method ip_v4()
    • ➕ Added new parameter separator for method Cryptographic().mnemonic_phrase()

    🛠 Fixed:

    • 🛠 Fixed issue with invalid email addresses on using custom domains without @ for Person().email()

    ⚡️ Updated:

    • ⚡️ Updated names and surnames for locale ru
    • 0️⃣ The floats() function in the Numbers provider now accepts arguments about the range of the generated float numbers and the rounding used. By default, it generates a list of n float numbers instead of a list of 10n elements.
    • The argument length of the function integers is renamed to n.

    ✂ Removed:

    • ✂ Removed the rating() method from the Numbers provider. It can be replaced with float_number().
    • ✂ Removed the primes() method from the Numbers provider.
    • ✂ Removed the digit() method from the Numbers provider. Use integer_number() instead.
    • ✂ Removed the between() method from the Numbers provider. Use integer_number() instead.
    • ✂ Removed the math_formula() method from the Science provider.
    • ✂ Removed rounding argument from floats(). Now it's precision.