generator_username_random v1.0.5

Installation

npm install generator_username_random --save 

yarn add generator_username_random

• Importing

// Using Node.js `require()`
const { generate_from_email, generate_from_username } = require("generator_username_random");

// Using ES6 imports
import { generate_from_email, generate_from_email } from "generator_username_random";

usege

It will generate a username from the email and you can add up to six random digits to the end of the name.

// add three random digits
const username = generate_from_email(
  "naruto.uzumaki@example.com",
  3
);
console.log(username); // narutouzumaki154

// add four random digits
const username = generate_from_email(
  "naruto.uzumaki@example.com",
  4
);
console.log(username); // narutouzumaki1544

Randomly generate unique username.

It will generate unique username from adjectives, nouns, random digits and separator. You can control these following parameters - separator, number of random digits and maximum length of a username.

// generate_from_username(separator, number of random digits, maximum length)

// Without any parameter
const username = generate_from_username();
console.log(username); // kiko-vecino

// With any separator like "-, _"
const username = generate_from_username("-");
console.log(username); // kiko-vecino

// With random digits and no separator
const username = generate_from_username("", 3);
console.log(username); // kiko-vecino732

// With maximum length constraint and no separator, no random digits
const username = generate_from_username("", 0, 15);
console.log(username); // kiko-vecino

// With maximum length constraint and separator but no random digits
const username = generate_from_username("-", 0, 15);
console.log(username); // kiko-vecino

// With maximum length constraint and random digits but no separator
const username = generate_from_username("", 2, 19);
console.log(username); // kiko-vecinol73

// With all parameters
const username = generate_from_username("-", 2, 20, 'naruto uzumaki');
console.log(username); // naruto-uzumaki-73

Default dictionaries

By default, the unique username generator library comes with 2 dictionaries out of the box, so that you can use them straight away.

The new syntax for using the default dictionaries is the following:

import { uniqueUsernameGenerator, Config, adjectives, substantives } from 'generator_username_random';

const config: Config = {
  dictionaries: [adjectives, substantives]
}

const username: string = generate_from_username_unique(config); // narutouzumaki

Custom dictionaries

You might want to provide your custom dictionaries to use for generating your unique username, in order to meet your project requirements. You can easily do that using the dictionaries option.

import { generate_from_username_unique } from 'generator_username_random';

const marvelCharacters = [
  'Iron Man',
  'Doctor Strange',
  'Hulk',
  'Captain America',
  'Thanos'
];

const config: Config = {
  dictionaries: [marvelCharacters],
  separator: '',
  style: 'capital',
  randomDigits: 3
}

const username: string = generate_from_username_unique(config); // Hulk123

UUID

import { validate_uuid } from 'generator_username_random';

const validate = validate_uuid('84108d0b-65cf-4a74-b7e1-1fcb806e53b8'); // true
const validate = validate_uuid('84108d0b-65cf-4a74-b7e1-1fcb806e53b{}'); // false

import { generate_uuid_v4 } from 'generator_username_random';

const uuid = generate_uuid_v4(); // 'cf7a1f8a-e1a4-4ac9-b9aa-a92c48f9d37a'

API

generate_from_username_unique (options)

Returns a string with a random generated username

options

Type: Config

The options argument mostly corresponds to the properties defined for uniqueUsernameGenerator. Only dictionaries is required.

License

The MIT License.