fejkdata/todo.md

Plan

Ordered as the releases that ship it.

v0.1.0

Data

Shape: T = table, t = template, c = choice. Read every factual list from a register by a data-import/ script, as README goal 10 asks.

• Add the remaining misc tables and templates, one row of the table below per chunk.
• Read misc.emoji from the Unicode emoji-test.txt register, and misc.car from an international make and model source; vPIC and Mobility Sweden are national, so they build en_US.car and sv_SE.car.
• Add the remaining locale categories: company, phone, finance, vehicle, words.
• Give every shipped category building-block columns, misc.uuid → variant among them, and one record shape across the national ids; re-pin the shape.
• Give the address records one column set across countries: region and municipality as columns on geo.SE.address too.
• Fill the 398 Swedish localities weighted 200 from SCB småorter.
• Give url and email a path that draws only domains nobody can register, keeping the wide set as the default, per goal 12: 17 of the 40 distinct ones shipped today sit on .se, .nu, .io and .co, which anyone may register, and only RFC 2606's example.com, .net, .org, .test, .example, .invalid and .localhost provably reach nothing.
• Audit the rest of the shipped set against goal 12 and give each a never-reaching path where it lacks one: phone draws live PTS and NANP ranges, bankgiro, plusgiro and routing draw live prefixes.
• Stop misc.territory[EH].tld rendering .eh, the one shipped TLD misc.tld does not hold: ISO 3166 reserves it for Western Sahara and the root zone has never been delegated it, so no resolver answers for it and goal 1 promises otherwise.
• Accept a middle name, and draw a shipped personnummer inside a selected sex; both want a draw group sharing its family's pins. Stop the conflict error naming a rewrite that returns a different value where the read it conflicts with sits inside another category, and report a struct column's draw conflict with the path spelling a tag takes.
• Let geo.SE.locality[Lund].address descend from a selected row into the template beside the family: require the path step to reach a sibling category, and seed every draw group of the render from the outer selector's pins.
• Read email.local's and username's handles from the shipped name tables, which goal 10 asks for and the hand-written list they use today does not meet. Keep the handle shape: username shortens a surname to ahl or sjo, and the US one draws unisex given names, neither of which falls out of the tables unaided.
• Decide whether email.local and username share one list: a reference between shipped categories breaks a consumer once tagged, so it rides a 0.(x+1).0 after that.

misc (locale-neutral)

Category	Shape	Source	Licence
loglevel	c	RFC 5424 severities	facts
ip v4 documentation ranges, private, CIDR; ipv6 2001:db8::/32; mac locally administered	t	RFC 5737, 1918, 9637	facts
creditcard per network: IIN, length, CVV, expiry	T+t	network rules, {luhn()}	facts
bic, isin, cusip	t	structure rules	facts
ean, upc, gtin, isbn, issn, imei, asin, sku	t	check-digit rules, GS1 demo prefix 952	facts
product name, adjective, material, department, garmentsize	T/c	LLM-written lists	—
airport IATA, ICAO, territory, municipality; airline; aircraft; flight, seat, pnr	T+t	OurAirports, Wikidata	public domain, CC0
element, unit, planet	T	PubChem, BIPM, NASA	public domain, CC BY 4.0
animal by class, plant	T	Wikidata	CC0
bloodtype weighted (global)	c	AABB	facts
color named, hex, rgb, hsl, cmyk	T+t	CSS Color 4, XKCD	W3C, CC0
programminglanguage, os, browser, database column/type/engine, fileext	T/c	Linguist, curated	MIT
commit message, branch, sha	t	LLM-written, {hex(40)}	—
password, hash, jwt, slug, hostname, avatar, placeholderimage	t	shapes	—
book title, author; genre; instrument; dish, ingredient	T	Gutenberg catalog, MusicBrainz, USDA	CC0
lorem, hacker, hipster, catchphrase, buzzword, quote	T/c	lorem ipsum, LLM-written	—
direction, continent, ulid	c/t	—	—

sv_SE (source research)

Category	Shape	Source	Licence
person title, birthdate, age, blood type weighted	t	geblod.nu distribution	facts
organisationsnummer by form, vat	t	Bolagsverket group digits, Luhn, SE…01	facts
company name patterns, legal form weighted	t	Bolagsverket registrations 2025	CC BY 2.5 SE
sni industry codes	T	SCB SNI 2025	"Källa: SCB"
ssyk occupations	T	SCB SSYK 2012	"Källa: SCB"
phone mobile, fixed per area code, E.164	T+t	PTS numbering plan 2024	facts
bankgiro, plusgiro, bankaccount clearing + Luhn/mod-11	T+t	Bankinfrastruktur CSV, Bankgirot rules	facts
licenseplate ABC 123, ABC 12A, blocked combinations	t	Transportstyrelsen	facts
car make, model weighted by registrations	T	Mobility Sweden 2025	cite
word noun, verb, adjective, adverb; sentence	T+t	SALDO	CC BY 4.0
month and weekday names, holiday	t+T	CLDR sv, lag 1989:253	Unicode
territory localised names keyed by alpha2	T	CLDR sv territory names	Unicode

en_US (source research, and part1–part4)

Category	Shape	Source	Licence
ein valid ranges	t	IRS	facts
company names, suffix, naics	t+T	SEC tickers for patterns, NAICS 2022	public domain
phone NANP with valid NPA/NXX	t	NANPA rules	facts
routing ABA with check, bankaccount	t	Fed prefix ranges	facts
licenseplate per state	T	hand-authored patterns	facts
car make, model	T	NHTSA vPIC	public domain
word, sentence, paragraph	T+t	Moby POS or WordNet	public domain / WordNet
month and weekday names, holiday	t+T	CLDR en	Unicode

Builtins the data cannot express

• Add {isin()} (Luhn over letters expanded to digits), {cusip()}, {aba()} (3-7-1 weights) and {vin()} (position 9 over the whole; a sample taking the WMI, since the check sits mid-string).
• Add {base64url(n)} for JWT shapes.
• Add a unix layout to date() once something needs it.

Library and CLI

• Name a spelling that works when a row selector misses: misc.protocol[tcp], misc.httpmethod[get] and misc.territory[se] all answer "no row … has key or name" and stop there, where a case-insensitive match could name the row that exists, and a table with no name column could say it selects by key alone.
• Let a table column carry a datatype, so --format json writes "safe": true and --format sql a boolean rather than the text 'true'. Today only a JSON field takes one, so misc.httpmethod's booleans are typed in Go and text everywhere else. Typing a shipped column changes what json and sql write, so the capability is a minor and applying it to misc.httpmethod is a major.

Open questions to settle

• Decide whether misc.browser becomes a parent of misc.useragent, so misc.browser[Chrome].useragent resolves. Adding a parent after v0.1.0 breaks a consumer, so it rides a 0.(x+1).0.
• Decide whether misc.timezone keeps every zone tzdb names: one added recently, Europe/Kyiv among them, is rejected by a consumer resolving it against older tzdata, and the population weight makes that zone likelier, not rarer. Today the README names the action a reader takes instead; narrowing what ships is the alternative.
• Decide whether misc.territory.country is renamed sovereign: it holds a code, and country collides with the misc.country path it replaced. A rename after v0.1.0 breaks a consumer, so it rides a 0.(x+1).0.
• Decide whether parent: territory stays, given a --data-path override of misc.territory now fails New unless misc.timezone is overridden with it.

Release

• Move the README's Decisions section to docs/decisions.md, leaving a one-line index of the titles in AGENTS.md, and drop the AGENTS.md line pointing decisions at the README. Carry the timezone weight's premise in with it: weighting by GeoNames city population moved 300 seeded draws of misc.territory[US].timezone from 44 landing on the four zones most Americans live in to 278, and dropped America/Indiana/Petersburg (pop. 2,400) from 17 draws to 0.
• Rewrite CHANGELOG.md's [Unreleased] as what v0.1.0 holds: nothing has shipped, so "no longer paths", "where it used to fail" and "where it used to be an empty string" describe versions no reader can have installed.
• Ship prebuilt binaries so the CLI needs no Go: GoReleaser attaching them to the Gitea release the tag workflow publishes, a container image, Homebrew and Scoop. A checkout build prints devel for --version; the binaries carry the stamped tag.

v0.2.0

• Ship the full registers as packs, each a Go module with its own embed.FS and a zip for --data-path: every US place of 10,000 and more streets per locality, built by --min-population and --streets-per-locality. The default embed stays under ~1 MB per country and New under ~50 ms.
• Add the locales nb_NO, da_DK, fi_FI, de_DE, en_GB, nl_NL, fr_FR and es_ES, with person, address, phone, national id, company and date names each, and the geo/ trees NO, DK, FI, NL, FR, AU, CA, ES, GB and DE their address reads by reference; AU and CA get a tree with no locale of their own.
• Add {btc()} and {eth()}, which need sha256 and keccak for Base58Check and EIP-55.
• Pair a street with its exact postnummer, which needs an application to Lantmäteriet; today a street goes to the nearest postal code centroid. It rewrites shipped rows, so it is a major once 1.0 is cut and a minor before that.

v0.3.0

Names no items yet, so planning it is a chunk of its own: it takes the additive work that lands after v0.2.0, and it has to add something, since a minor only adds. Its job is to be the release with no breaking change that v1.0.0 waits on — v0.2.0 cannot be, because pairing a street with its exact postnummer rewrites shipped rows.

v1.0.0

• Cut it once the shipped data is in its record shape and one full minor has shipped with no breaking change, per the README's Versioning table. It plans no work of its own: v0.1.0 settles the record shape and v0.3.0 is the quiet minor.

Not release-bound

• Stop /cache collecting root-owned files, which today every command documented without --user leaves for the next --user one to trip over, and which the README answers with a chown a reader has to repeat. Put --user on all of them, or give the x-go anchor a user: — that one needs a mechanism, since Compose interpolates from the process environment and neither UID nor GID is exported there, so user: "${UID}:${GID}" resolves to ":".
• Publish a homepage with an in-browser generator: the library compiled to WebAssembly, so visitors generate as much data as they like in their own browser.