For scripts you can use some JavaScript objects and functions to generate dynamic input. Examples of this are random numbers, random string of a certain length, incremental numbers, and so on.

The way to do that is to use the next format in the input of a variable:
<#=function(parameters)#>

Native Javascript functions

You can use all the native JavaScript functions

Examples:
<#=Math.round(1.6)#>
<#=Math.PI#>

• mixing custom function and Javasript lib – <#= Math.round(libs.util.randomNumber(0, 1000) * 100)/100 #>
• using string functions – <#= libs.util.randomText(34).toUpperCase() #> or <#= libs.util.randomText(34).concat(” “, “World!”) #>
• using string functions directly – <#= “Please visit Microsoft!”.replace(“Microsoft”,”You-get”) #>
• mathematic formula –  (1*2 + 5) / 7 == 1
• using array functions – [40, 100, 1, 5, 25, 10].sort(function(a, b){return a – b});

Specific functions

There are some specific functions you can use, for this you use the format:
<#=libs.util.Function(params)#>

Random, date and time functions

• <#=libs.util.randomNumber(min, max)#> – Random number in a range
• <#=libs.util.randomNumbers(min, max, len)#> – List of random numbers. In a range and number of items.
• <#=libs.util.randomInt(min, max)#> – Random integer in a range
• <#=libs.util.randomInts(min, max, len)#> – List of random integers in a range, number of items.
• <#=libs.util.randomString(len)#> – String of random characters, including numbers (length)
• <#=libs.util.randomStringNum(len)#> – String of random numbers (length)
• <#=libs.util.randomText(len) – String of random text (length) – Only text, no numbers
• <#=libs.util.randomBirthday ()#> – Random date
• <#=libs.util.currentDate()#> – Now
• <#=libs.util.currentTime()#> – Now

Specific Dutch functions

• <#=libs.util.randomBSN()#> – Random Social number (NL)
• <#=libs.util.randomLHNR()#> – Random tax number for Dutch companies (concerning salary) (NL)
• <#=libs.util.randomIBAN()#> – Random bank account number (NL)
• <#=libs.util.randomVAT()#> – Random VAT number (NL)

Incremental number functions

•  Increment.number(batchid, start, margin, reset) – incrementing number with steps
  <#=libs.util.Increment.number(“Counter1”, 0, 1, false)#>

“Counter1”, make this a unique as you can.
Reset: true -> starts with start again, false -> continues from previous
The counter is saved in the DB, so it will continue to increment.

• Increment.numbers(start, margin, len) – create a list of numbers
  <#=libs.util.Increment.numbers(0, 10, 5)#>

From 0 with steps of 10 incrementing, creating a list of 5 items.

Note that this will work for

• Individual variables
• Within Complex business objects
• Via data sheet input 

Please note: All generated numbers in the AppTester are randomly determined. This information is not legally binding. The generated numbers are purely intended as test data. You-Get ilionx does not check whether the generated numbers are actually in use. The responsibility for the use of the generated numbers lies with the user. Under no circumstances is You-Get ilionx liable for any damage, of any nature whatsoever, which is the direct or indirect result of actions and/or decisions that are (partly) based on the information provided by this service.