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complete-randomer

v1.9.1

Published

A simple NPM helper package for generating random values.

Downloads

198

Readme

complete-randomer

npm version Testing MIT Licence

A simple NPM helper package for generating random values.

Install

npm i complete-randomer
# or
yarn add complete-randomer

Usage

const randomer = require('complete-randomer');

Methods

Number

// Integer between min & max parameters, inclusively
randomer.NUMBER.INTEGER(min, max); // Defaults to 1, 100

String

// Parameter number of characters, could be used as a random password generator
randomer.STRING.GIBBERISH(length); // Defaults to 10

// Array of full name strings between 1 and 1000 results
randomer.STRING.NAMES(howMany); // Defaults to 10

Boolean

// Random Boolean value
randomer.BOOLEAN.IS();

// Random YES or NO string
randomer.BOOLEAN.YES_NO();

Colors

// HEX, #41D831
randomer.COLOR.HEX();

// RGB, rgb(180 206 38)
randomer.COLOR.RGB();

// RGBA, rgb(22 26 189 / 60%)
randomer.COLOR.RGBA();

// HSL, hsl(346 78% 49%)
randomer.COLOR.HSL();

// HSLA, hsl(134 75% 74% / 26%)
randomer.COLOR.HSLA();

Date

// Random date between 01/01/1970 and 31/12/2030
randomer.DATE.FULL();

// Random date between 01/01/1970 and current date
randomer.DATE.PAST();

// Random date between current date and 31/12/2030
randomer.DATE.FUTURE();

Quotes

// Random quote object, { text: '...', author: '...' }
randomer.QUOTES.SINGLE();

// Array of quote objects between 1 and 1000 results
randomer.QUOTES.LIST(howMany); // Defaults to 10

Emails

// Random email address with 'host' part customizable
randomer.EMAIL.SINGLE(host); // Defaults to randomer

// Array of email addresses between 1 and 1000 results
randomer.EMAIL.LIST(howMany); // Defaults to 10

Users

// Random user object, { firstName: '...', lastName: '...', email: '...', password: '...', dob: '...' }
randomer.USER.SINGLE();

// Array of user objects between 1 and 1000 results
randomer.USER.LIST(howMany); // Defaults to 10

Contributing

Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.

License

MIT