ProcessWire module for automatic generation of content when a field is blank and also for generating test pages that can be "one-click" deleted.

Currently works for most default PW fieldtypes. Profields and selected third party fieldtypes coming shortly.

Others may work, but these are the ones that have currently been tested. Support for Profields and others is coming soon.

• Text
• Textarea (RTE and plain) - content generated from http://loripsum.net/
• Page
• Datetime
• Integer
• Float
• Email
• URL
• Image - images generated by http://lorempixel.com

• MapMarker

You can change the locale (country/language) which affects the content generated by the Faker library in text fields.

Config settings for certain field types are available from the field's Input tab under the AutoContent Options section.

There are multiple options for determing the content of the generated lorem ipsum text.

• number of paragraphs to generate.
• short, medium, long, verylong - The average length of a paragraph.
• decorate - Add bold, italic and marked text.
• link - Add links.
• ul - Add unordered lists.
• ol - Add numbered lists.
• dl - Add description lists.
• bq - Add blockquotes.
• code - Add code samples.
• headers - Add headers.
• images & image positions/alignment

If the textarea inputfield type is not an RTE, then only the first two are available and output will be plain text.

Generated content comes from the include Faker (https://github.com/fzaninotto/Faker) library. The name of the field will attempted to be matched to available Faker properties automatically. If there is no match, you can manually provide one under the Faker property config setting.

Generated from http://lorempixel.com with options for the image category (People, Nature, Business, etc), min and max number of images to generate.

Various options from the Faker library, including min and max date to be generated

####Support forum: https://processwire.com/talk/topic/11016-autocontent-generator/

This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.

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