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brizzle-ipsum

v0.1.0

Published

Lorem ipsum inspired by the dialect of Bristolian folk

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Readme

[!IMPORTANT] Alright my luvver, this project is currently under construction. Check back soon!

Brizzle Ipsum

🗣️ Lorem ipsum inspired by the dialect of Bristolian folk

build

  • 🗜️ Small: Just around 1 kB on modern platforms.
  • 🧪 Reliable: Fully tested with 100% code coverage.
  • 📦 Typed: Written in TypeScript and includes definitions out-of-the-box.
  • ⚙️ Highly configurable.
  • 💨 Zero dependencies.

Introduction

brizzle-ipsum is a module for generating passages of lorem ipsum text with a little bit of spice from the folk of Bristol.

Installation

npm install brizzle-ipsum

Usage

Import the helpers you need from brizzle-ipsum.

import { ipsum, paragraph, sentence } from "brizzle-ipsum";

Generate the default Brizzle Ipsum text:

const paragraphs = ipsum();

console.log(paragraphs);
// [
//   "All right me luvver ipsum dolor sit amet ...",
//   "...",
//   ...
// ]

ipsum() returns an array of paragraph strings, so you can join the output when you need a single block of text.

const text = ipsum({ length: 3 }).join("\n\n");

You can also generate a single paragraph or sentence:

const copy = paragraph();
const line = sentence();

Options

Pass an options object to ipsum() to control the generated output.

const paragraphs = ipsum({
  length: 5,
  mode: "gurt",
  startsWith: false,
});

| Option | Type | Default | Description | | ------------ | -------------------- | ---------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | length | number | 10 | The number of paragraphs to generate. Use 0 to return an empty array. | | mode | "filler" \| "gurt" | "filler" | The word list to use. "filler" mixes Bristolian phrases with filler text. | | startsWith | boolean | true | Prefixes the first paragraph with All right me luvver ipsum dolor sit amet. |

sentence() and paragraph() also accept an optional mode argument:

const gurtSentence = sentence("gurt");
const gurtParagraph = paragraph("gurt");