Update Faker references in README #216
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kettanaito
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Please, would you be interested in updating the |
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@kettanaito Happy to give it a go! I've created #217, feel free to assign to me. |
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Hello!
In January 2022 there was an incident with the original maintainer of
faker.js, and there is a new community-maintained library for it -- more context on all that here.This PR updates references to Faker in the readme to point to the new GitHub repository, and for code samples to use the updated
@faker-js/fakerdependency.