Random Data Steps

Source: src/tests/steps/actions/random_data.step.ts.

See shared placeholder rules in Step Parameter Conventions.

All random-data steps share one parameter:

Parameter	Represents	Expected data
{string}	Variable key to store generated value	New/existing variable name (for example generatedEmail).

Step catalog

Signature	Generated value	Example
the user generates a random first name and stores it inside the variable {string}	First name string	When the user generates a random first name and stores it inside the variable "firstName"
the user generates a random last name and stores it inside the variable {string}	Last name string	When the user generates a random last name and stores it inside the variable "lastName"
the user generates a random email and stores it inside the variable {string}	Email string	When the user generates a random email and stores it inside the variable "generatedEmail"
the user generates a random password and stores it inside the variable {string}	Password-like string	When the user generates a random password and stores it inside the variable "generatedPassword"
the user generates a random phone and stores it inside the variable {string}	Phone string	When the user generates a random phone and stores it inside the variable "generatedPhone"
the user generates a random address and stores it inside the variable {string}	Address string	When the user generates a random address and stores it inside the variable "generatedAddress"
the user generates a random unique text and stores it inside the variable {string}	Unique text token	When the user generates a random unique text and stores it inside the variable "uniqueSlug"
the user generates a random full name and stores it inside the variable {string}	Full name string	When the user generates a random full name and stores it inside the variable "fullName"

Notes

• Generated values are available to later steps through stored-variable access.
• Missing or invalid variable key usage can cause downstream step failures.