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mammals

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Mammals


An Easiest way to get Random Nicknames

TL;DR

A... Well.. I was need to generate nickname randomly in recent project. When if you use the package, you can help to get the random nickname.

Installation

npm i --save mammals

How to use it?

const mammals = require('mammals')

// When you didn't give the parameters, It will be return KOREAN language, You can use ENGLISH TOO. (like this)
mammals.mammals('en');
// ==> African Elephant

// What's the purpose? Simply You can combine it like a google docs style :)
let anonymous_user = 'Anonymous ' + mammals.mammals('en')
console.log(anonymous_user)
// ==> 'Anonymous Bobcat'

Supported Language

  • Korean(default)
  • English

Need Help?

Do not hesitate and leave the issue :)