DataSmith

What it does

Introducing DataSmith: a free desktop app to generate realistic SQL data with almost no setup. * Auto-detects your DB schema * Supports Faker, regex, Python snippets, foreign keys, etc. * Export rawsql or insert directly * Works on Windows, Linux, macOS

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