0.0.2 • Published 9 years ago
human-readable-id-gen v0.0.2
human-readable-id-gen
Library for generating human-readable id strings.
Basic Usage
const { generateId } = require('human-readable-id-gen');
console.log(generateId());
// ex. Regina's required request
console.log(generateId());
// ex. Garrett's graceful giraffeCustom Generators
The generateId function randomly pulls words from a default collection of nouns, adjectives, and names. To pull from a different set of words, you must use the IdGenerator class and its #generate method.
Using words in memory
Use the IdGenerator constructor with instances of WordCollection.
const { IdGenerator, WordCollection } = require('human-readable-id-gen');
let nouns = new WordCollection(['chair', 'tie', 'lamp']);
let adjectives = new WordCollection(['good', 'bad', 'ugly']);
let names = new WordCollection(['Tom', 'Dick', 'Harry']);
let idGenerator = new IdGenerator(nouns, adjectives, names);
console.log(idGenerator.generate());
// ex. Tom's ugly tieNote that alliteration is not guaranteed if, for any word in the nouns collection, there isn't a word beginning with the same letter in both the adjectives and names collections, as above (adjectives has no words beginning with 't').
Loading from files
Use IdGenerator.load to load words from text files. These files should contain words separated by newlines.
const { IdGenerator } = require('human-readable-id-gen');
let idGenerator = IdGenerator.load(
'path/to/nouns.txt',
'path/to/adjectives.txt',
'path/to/names.txt'
);
console.log(idGenerator.generate());
// ex. Leanna's logical laundryIndividual WordCollection instances can also be loaded from files:
const { IdGenerator, WordCollection } = require('human-readable-id-gen');
let nouns = WordCollection.load('path/to/nouns.txt');
let adjectives = new WordCollection(['good', 'bad', 'ugly']);
let names = new WordCollection(['Tom', 'Dick', 'Harry']);
let idGenerator = new IdGenerator(nouns, adjectives, names);
console.log(idGenerator.generate());
// ex. Harry's bad hair0.0.2
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