Why Brazilian data is different
CPF and CNPJ are not random numbers — they have calculated check digits. An API that validates CPF will reject 123.456.789-00. Generic tools like Faker.js don't solve this: you need a generator that understands Brazilian rules.
httpdrop has a native generator with support for CPF, CNPJ, CEP, address and Brazilian phone numbers — all with valid format, ready for use in tests.
Available BR tokens
{{faker.cpf}} — CPF with valid check digits{{faker.cnpj}} — Formatted CNPJ{{faker.cep}} — Brazilian postal code{{faker.street}} — Street name{{faker.city}} — Brazilian city{{faker.phone}} — Brazilian phone formatSeeding a CRUD table via CLI
npm install -g @httpdrop/cli
httpdrop login
httpdrop seed YOUR_ENDPOINT_ID /clientes 100Note: Generated data is fictitious but mathematically valid. Use for testing only — never for registering in external systems.