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Instead of use hard-coded values replace them with environment variables.

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@obdulia-losantos

Thank you so much for your contribution :) I'm currently on vacation and review this later.

I appreciate your first-time contribution 👍 Could you elaborate a little bit how you came across this project?

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Hi @JonasCir

I'm working in a project that requires to connect to SORMAS to elaborate reports to control an outbreak, number of active cases, number of cases waiting for the sample results, ... and I needed a way to generate random data for my local instance. Taking a look at all the SORMAS repositories I found this one. It does more or less what I wanted but most of the values were hard-coded and based on the German location (not my case).

Enjoy your holidays!

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@obdulia-losantos FYI, there also is a (less realistic, less efficient) datagenerator built into SORMAS. To use it, you need to add devmode=true to your sormas.properties. Then, navigate to Configuration->Developer Mode

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Thanks!

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