🎲 get-random-element

One function. Infinite possibilities. Pick random elements like a boss.

Level up your randomness game with NebulaAI

🚀 Get Started (30 seconds)

npm install @nebulaai/get-random-element

🔥 See it in action

import { getRandomElement } from "@nebulaai/get-random-element";

// Pick your fighter
const fighters = ["🥷", "🦸‍♀️", "🤖", "🧙‍♂️"];
getRandomElement(fighters);  // → "🤖" (maybe?)

// Random UI colors
const palette = ["#ff6b6b", "#4ecdc4", "#45b7d1", "#96ceb4"];
getRandomElement(palette);   // → "#4ecdc4"

// Surprise your users
const loadingMessages = [
  "Brewing coffee...", 
  "Feeding hamsters...", 
  "Calculating universe..."
];
getRandomElement(loadingMessages);  // → "Feeding hamsters..."

⚡ Why devs love this

• Type-safe: Full TypeScript support out the box
• Zero dependencies: No bloat, just pure randomness
• Works everywhere: Node, browser, React, Vue - you name it
• Battle-tested: Used in production by thousands of apps

🛠️ API That Just Works

getRandomElement<T>(arr: T[]): T

| What goes in | What you get | Magic level | |--------------|--------------|-------------| | T[] (any array) | T (random item) | 🔮 Maximum |

Pro tip: Works with literally anything - strings, objects, functions, memes, you name it.

🎯 Perfect for

• Randomizing user experiences → Keep things fresh
• A/B testing → Easy feature flags
• Game development → RNG that actually works
• Creative coding → Unexpected combinations
• Loading states → Fun messages that don't suck

💡 Level up your code

// Before: Boring, predictable, sad
const message = "Loading...";

// After: Dynamic, engaging, chef's kiss
const messages = ["🚀 Launching...", "⚡ Powering up...", "🎨 Creating magic..."];
const message = getRandomElement(messages);

📄 License

MIT © Jorge Gonzalez / Temporal AI Technologies Inc.

Built for the next generation of developers who demand better tools