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randomjsnew-

v1.0.2

Published

get random values from anything you want

Downloads

13

Readme

What is this ?

Get random values from anything you want...

installation:

//you must have nodejs downloaded

1- make npm account 2- open cmd 3- login to your account in cmd

4- type: mkdir {fileName} && cd {fileName} 5- type the code: npm i randomjsnew- --save 6- type: "code ." without ""

7- create your index.html 8- create your index.js 9- add

then...

import { getRandom } from randomjsnew-;

10- open vscode terminal then write; npm i parcel -g wait couple of secs then parcel index.html

if you got an error (scripts not allowed on your system...)

then open windows powershell and type: set-ExecutionPolicy -ExecutionPolicy Unrestricted then answer by Y then repeat 10

11- enjoy

-getRandom Functions are = [number, element, key, id, pass, randomizeArray];

getRandom.number(min, max);

define a range to get a random number from this range

min, max can have negative value;

defaults: min = 0, max = 1000

-conditions:

1- min < max

getRandom.element([array], minIndex, maxIndex);

get a random element from an array, you can also define a range (related to min, max conditions) in the array to get random elements from the custom range in the array;

defaults: min = 0, max = (array.length - 1);

conditions; 1- The min, max number must be >= 0 2- The min, max number must be <= array.length 3- The min number must be <= max number 4- The max number must be >= min number 5- min, max are only integer

getRandom.key( targetedObject );

returns a random key from the object ( returns a random element from Object.key(tragetedObject) );

getRandom.id( length );

returns a string including xyz- * length x is a small letter y is a number z is a capital letter

  • is the symbol between every xyz note: last xyz doesn't add (-) to it;

getRandom.pass( length, strongOrNot );

returns a (-@password-@-) with the desired length

conditions: length => 8;

if strongOrNot === true: adds symbols, and capital letters to the password else if strongOrNot === false: returns a password including only small letter and numbers

getRandom.randomizeArray( arrayToRandomize );

returns a randomizd Set version of the Array //will be fixed later;

That's it!!

enjoy, and I will be so happy and grateful if you send me a feedback and suggestions to my email ([email protected]);

wait for upcoming features as I improve my self ):