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ok-namer

v1.0.1

Published

A CLI name generator for the discerning Radiohead fan.

Readme

ok-namer

ok-namer is a command-line name generator for the discerning Radiohead fan. Stuck on naming a variable, a project, or your new pet? Get random, creative suggestions from the world of Radiohead, including song titles, iconic lyrics, and more, all without leaving your terminal!

Usage

Installation

First, install the ok-namer CLI tool globally using npm. This will make the ok-namer command available in your terminal.

npm install -g ok-namer

Basic Usage

Running the command by itself will give you a random Radiohead song title, which is the default behavior.

ok-namer
> Jigsaw Falling Into Place

Generating Specific Name Types

To get a different type of name, simply provide the category as an argument after the command.

The general syntax is: ok-namer [type]

Here are the available types:

  • song
  • album
  • lyric
  • project
  • team
  • variable
  • pet

Examples

To get a project name:

ok-namer project
> Plastic Alien

To get a code-ready variable name:

ok-namer variable
> everythingInItsRightPlace

To get a pet name:

ok-namer pet
> Mr. Magpie

To get an iconic lyric:

ok-namer lyric
> for a minute there, I lost myself

Feedback & Fun

Thanks for checking out ok-namer! This was a fun little project built by a huge Radiohead fan. If you have ideas for new name categories or any other suggestions, please feel free to open an issue on GitHub.

P.S. There's a special easter egg hidden somewhere. Happy hunting (without checking out the source code)! 😉

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.