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@nebulaai/name-generator

v0.1.0

Published

Simple name generation for startup ideas, branding, and ideation

Readme

🎭 generate-name

Create memorable names that don't suck. Deterministic randomness meets creative genius.

Name generation wizardry from the NebulaAI creative suite


⚡ Get Started (Be creative in 30 seconds)

npm install @nebulaai/generate-name

🔥 Watch names come alive

import { generateName } from "@nebulaai/generate-name";

const adjectives = ["Swift", "Mighty", "Clever", "Bold", "Sleek"];
const nouns = ["Tiger", "Phoenix", "Storm", "Blade", "Code"];

// Generate epic project names
generateName("React", adjectives, nouns);
// → "SwiftReactPhoenix" (same result every time with same seed)

// Spaced out for readability
generateName("API", adjectives, nouns, { separator: " " });
// → "Mighty API Storm"

// Snake case for variables
generateName("user", adjectives, nouns, { separator: "_" });
// → "Bold_User_Blade"

// Kebab case for URLs
generateName("dashboard", adjectives, nouns, { separator: "-" });
// → "Clever-Dashboard-Code"

// Custom seed for reproducible results
generateName("bot", adjectives, nouns, { seed: "myapp2024" });
// → Always the same name for this seed combo

🚀 Why creative devs love this

  • Deterministic magic: Same inputs = same outputs (perfect for testing)
  • Seeded randomness: Control the chaos with custom seeds
  • Format freedom: Any separator you want, or none at all
  • Memory-friendly: No storage needed, regenerate anytime
  • TypeScript native: Full type safety and IntelliSense
  • Collision resistant: Massive combination space

🛠️ API That Inspires

generateName(
  seedWord: string,
  adjectives: string[],
  nouns: string[],
  options?: NameGenOptions
): string

| Parameter | Type | What it does | Example | |-----------|------|--------------|---------| | seedWord | string | The core word (your brand/concept) | "React", "API", "Bot" | | adjectives | string[] | Descriptive words pool | ["Swift", "Mighty"] | | nouns | string[] | Object/concept words pool | ["Tiger", "Code"] | | options.seed | string \| number | Custom randomness seed | "v2.1", 42 | | options.separator | "" \| "-" \| "_" \| " " | How to join words | Default: "" |

Magic formula: {Adjective}{Separator}{SeedWord}{Separator}{Noun}


🎯 Perfect for

  • Project codenames → "SwiftDashboardPhoenix" beats "Project-2024-Q3"
  • Docker containers → Memorable names instead of random UUIDs
  • Game entities → "BoldWarriorBlade" > "Entity_847392"
  • API versions → "CleverDataStorm" sounds way cooler than "v2.3"
  • Test fixtures → Consistent, readable test data
  • Team names → "MightyReactTiger" for your dev squad

💡 Pro strategies

// Theme-based pools for different vibes
const techAdjectives = ["Digital", "Smart", "Fast", "Secure"];
const techNouns = ["Engine", "Framework", "Protocol", "System"];

const fantasyAdjectives = ["Mystic", "Ancient", "Legendary", "Sacred"];  
const fantasyNouns = ["Dragon", "Wizard", "Crystal", "Realm"];

// Reproducible names for environments
const prodName = generateName("api", adjectives, nouns, { 
  seed: "production",
  separator: "-" 
});

// Dynamic pools from your data
const userAdjectives = userData.favoriteTraits;
const generateUserHandle = () => generateName(
  userName, 
  userAdjectives, 
  coolNouns
);

🔮 Advanced patterns

// Multi-environment naming
const environments = ["dev", "staging", "prod"];
const serviceNames = environments.map(env => 
  generateName("auth", adjectives, nouns, { seed: env })
);

// Consistent team assignments  
const getTeamName = (memberId: string) => 
  generateName("squad", teamAdjectives, teamNouns, { seed: memberId });

// Version-specific names
const releaseNames = versions.map(v => 
  generateName("release", adjectives, nouns, { seed: v })
);

⚠️ Edge case handling

// Empty arrays? We got you covered
try {
  generateName("test", [], nouns);  // Throws helpful error
} catch (e) {
  console.log("Need some adjectives to work with!");
}

📄 License

MIT © Jorge Gonzalez / Temporal AI Technologies Inc.

Turning boring naming into creative expression