Thanks for the question! Faker is useful but doesn't have a lot of features. For example, referential integrity, data orchestration or the ability to read/write

Thanks for the question! Faker is useful but doesn't have a lot of features. For example, referential integrity, data orchestration or the ability to read/write to a db. So faker can work for simple API schemas but if you need something more robust for an entire database, then that's where we can help.