1.0.10 • Published 4 years ago
randomize-it v1.0.10
Randomize-it !
Randomize-it is a random-filled npm package!
Documentation
Examples are at the bottom of this page.
Methods
| Name | Description | Arguments | Return type | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
randomInt(min : number, max : number) | Get a random number from the specified min and max arguments. | min: The minimum number to start random choosing from.max: The maximum number to end the random choice. | number | |
randomArray(arr: Array<any>) | Get a random item from a Array. | arr: The Array item to get the item from. | any | |
randomMultipleArray(arr : Array<any>, count : number) | Get multiple random items from an Array, based on the count. | arr: The array to get all the items from.count: The amount of random items returned from the array, as an array. | Array<any> | |
randomFromString(str : string, from : number, to : number) | Get a random string from the specified string (str), and the string's index based on the from and to arguments. | str: The string to cut out the string.from: The number to indicate the index of the letter to start the extraction from.to: The number to indicate the index of when to STOP cutting the string out. | string | |
randomUpper(str : string, count : number) | randomly toUpperCase() characters in a string, the amount varies on the count. | str: The string to randomly uppercase characters.count: The number of times to repeatedly uppercase letters in the string. | string | |
randomLower(str : string, count : number) | randomly toLowerCase() characters in a string, the amount varies on the count. | str: The string to randomly lowercase characters.count: The number of times to repeatedly lowercase letters in the string. | string | |
shuffleArray(arr : Array<any>) | randomly shuffle an Array's contents | arr:The array to shuffle | Array<any> | |
shuffleString(str : string) | randomly shuffle a string's contents / characters, jumbled. | str:The string to shuffle | string |
Examples:
JavaScript:
const RandomizeIt = require("randomize-it")
const random = new RandomizeIt()
// OR import methods from the package with destructoring:
// const { randomUpper() } = require("randomize")
const testArr = ["Hello 1!", "Sup 2", "bruh", "test", "hello!!!#!@#"]
console.log(random.randomUpper("Hello", 1)) //=> returns a string with random letters uppercased. change the second argument (1) to a higher or lower number to recieve multiple characters uppercased.
console.log(random.randomLower("Hello", 1)) //=> same thing but lowercase lol
console.log(random.randomMultipleArray(testArr, 2)) //=> returns an array of random items inside of "testArr" array.
console.log(random.randomArray(testArr)) //=> Returns a random item from the array, such as "Hello 1!" could be an example. Remember: its all random!Typescript:
import RandomizeIt from "randomize-it"
// or:
// import * as Randomize from "randomize"
// const random = new Randomize();
const random = new RandomizeIt()
// OR import methods from the package with destructoring:
// import { randomUpper() } from "randomize";
const testArr : Array<any> = ["Hello 1!", "test"];
console.log(random.randomUpper("Hello", 1)) //=> returns a string with random letters uppercased. change the second argument (1) to a higher or lower number to recieve multiple characters uppercased.
console.log(random.randomLower("Hello", 1)) //=> same thing but lowercase lol
console.log(random.randomArray(testArr)) //=> Returns a random item from the array, such as "Hello 1!" could be an example. Remember: its all random!
console.log(random.randomMultipleArray(testArr, 2)) //=> returns an array of random items inside of "testArr" array.Notes
I might update this more, but I plan to update it soon. Please commit and add a PR if you want to add more things! It would be epic to have like 20 random methods haha