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Synthetic Consumers Data Generator
A NextJS application that makes use of the Anthropic Claude API to generate synthetic consumers and their weekly purchase history. For creating synthetic datasets for retail/e-commerce applications with believable user behaviors and spending patterns.
🌟 Features
- Generate detailed synthetic consumers including:
- Consumer demographics and household details
- Daily routines and activities
- Shopping preferences and brand loyalties
- Financial patterns and spending habits
- Contextual behaviors and upcoming events
- Create realistic weekly purchase histories that match consumer profiles
🚀 Getting Started
- Install dependencies:
yarn install
- Set up your environment variables:
cp .env.example .env
- Build and start the application:
yarn build
yarn start
For development:
yarn dev
🛠️ Available Scripts
yarn start- Start the production serveryarn dev- Start development server with hot reloadyarn build- Build the TypeScript projectyarn lint- Run ESLint with automatic fixesyarn format- Format code using Prettieryarn typecheck- Check TypeScript typesyarn prepare- Install huskyyarn audit- Run audityarn vercel:link- Link Vercel projectyarn vercel:env- Pull .env from Vercel
⚠️ Disclaimer
The consumers and purchase histories generated by this tool are fictional and should not be used as real user data. They are intended for testing and development purposes only.
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