Postgres seed data, for your framework
Every framework has its own seeding ceremony, seed scripts, factories, fixtures. The schema underneath is the same. Generate FK-intact, distribution-true Postgres data for the framework you already use, without maintaining generator config.
Prisma seed data generator
Prisma seed data for PostgreSQL, generated in one command. Realistic, foreign-key-intact rows with no seed.ts to maintain. Free CLI.
Prisma guide →
Drizzle seed data generator
Drizzle seed data for PostgreSQL in one command. Realistic, FK-intact rows generated straight from your schema. No manual factories. Free CLI.
Drizzle guide →
TypeORM seed data generator
TypeORM seed data for PostgreSQL in one command. Realistic, FK-intact rows generated from your schema, no entity factories to write. Free CLI.
TypeORM guide →
Django seed data generator
Django seed data for PostgreSQL in one command. Realistic, FK-intact rows beyond fixtures and factory_boy. Free CLI.
Django guide →
Rails seed data generator
Rails seed data for PostgreSQL in one command. Realistic, FK-intact rows with no db/seeds.rb to maintain. Free CLI.
Rails guide →
Laravel seed data generator
Laravel seed data for PostgreSQL in one command. Realistic, FK-intact rows beyond DatabaseSeeder and factories. Free CLI.
Laravel guide →
How it works, once
Every framework guide follows the same loop: migrate or push your schema, point Weavori at the database, generate. Foreign keys resolve in dependency order, distributions come from pg_stats, and there is nothing to maintain when the schema changes. The Postgres test data guide explains the approach; the framework pages show it in your stack.