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chatujs

v1.2.4

Published

This is the first package of team chatu

Readme

chatujs

My first npm package 🚀

This package exports a simple team list (as an array of names) along with utility functions for generating:

  • a random integer
  • a random floating-point number
  • a random element from an array
  • a random ID
  • a random Password
  • a random String
  • a random Shuffle

Version

- - - Happy JSing - - -

Installation

npm install chatujs

Usage

ESM (Recommended)

import { team, randomInt, randomFloat, randomChoice, randomId, randomPassword, randomString, randomShuffle } from "chatujs";

console.log("Team:", team);
-> ["Gaganandra Mondal", "Shubhranil Karmakar", "Debottam Kar"]

console.log("Random number:", randomInt(0, 100));
-> Random integer between min and max (inclusive), e.g., 42

console.log(randomFloat(1, 50));
-> Random floating number between min (inclusive) and max (exclusive), e.g., 41.59

console.log("Random teammate:", randomChoice(team));
-> Takes an array and returns a random element, e.g., "Shubhranil Karmakar"

console.log(randomId());
-> e.g., f594d6ec-7af4-4ef9-ae2c-69cad3cc0361 (uses crypto)

console.log(randomString(15));
-> "vnZJlKpPHD5kdJE"

console.log(randomPassword(12));
-> "1ZJl5KpPHD5k"

console.log(randomShuffle(team));
-> [ 'Debottam Kar', 'Shubhranil Karmakar', 'Gagan Mondal' ]
-> [ 'Gagan Mondal', 'Debottam Kar', 'Shubhranil Karmakar' ]

You can also use the default export:

import teamDefault from "chatujs";
console.log("Team (default):", teamDefault);
-> ["Gaganandra Mondal", "Shubhranil Karmakar", "Debottam Kar"]

Or mix default + named imports:

import teamDefault, { randomChoice } from "chatujs";
console.log(randomChoice(teamDefault));
-> e.g., "Debottam Kar"

CommonJS

const { team, randomInt, randomFloat, randomChoice, randomId, randomPassword, randomString, randomShuffle } = require("chatujs");

console.log(team);
-> ["Gaganandra Mondal", "Shubhranil Karmakar", "Debottam Kar"]

console.log("Random number:", randomInt(0, 100));
-> e.g., 42

console.log(randomFloat(1, 50));
-> e.g., 41.59

console.log(randomChoice(team));
-> e.g., "Shubhranil Karmakar"

console.log(randomId());
-> e.g., "f594d6ec-7af4-4ef9-ae2c-69cad3cc0361"

console.log(randomString(15));
-> "vnZJlKpPHD5kdJE"

console.log(randomPassword(12));
-> "1ZJl5KpPHD5k"

console.log(randomShuffle(team));
-> [ 'Debottam Kar', 'Shubhranil Karmakar', 'Gagan Mondal' ]
-> [ 'Gagan Mondal', 'Debottam Kar', 'Shubhranil Karmakar' ]

Import the default export:

const team = require("chatujs").default;
console.log(team);
-> ["Gaganandra Mondal", "Shubhranil Karmakar", "Debottam Kar"]

Or require the full package:

const pkg = require("chatujs");

console.log(pkg.team);
console.log(pkg.randomInt(1, 100));
console.log(pkg.randomChoice(pkg.team));