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sonare

v0.0.1

Published

Pronounceable and organic words that feel natural.

Readme

sonare

Pronounceable and organic words that feel natural.

A lightweight library that generates unique, pronounceable and organic words that feel natural.

  • Highly Unique: >85% uniqueness even when generating 1 million words
  • Pronounceable: Uses phoneme-based generation for easy-to-say words
  • Customizable: Configure minimum and maximum word length
  • Lightweight: Zero dependencies
  • Fast: Optimized for high-volume generation

Installation

# pnpm
pnpm add sonare

# npm
npm install sonare

# yarn
yarn add sonare

Usage

Basic Usage

import { sonare } from 'sonare';

const word = sonare();
console.log(word); // e.g., "veluna" or "minecho"

Custom Length

import { sonare } from 'sonare';

const word = sonare({ minLength: 4, maxLength: 6 });
console.log(word); // e.g., "luna" or "vexar"

const word = sonare({ minLength: 10, maxLength: 15 });
console.log(word); // e.g., "velunambor" or "crisechoten"

Generate Multiple Unique words

import { sonare } from 'sonare';

const words = Array.from({ length: 100 }, () => sonare());
console.log(words); // ["ambor", "tenen", "zilfer", ...]

API Reference

sonare(options?: SonareOptions): string

Generates a single pronounceable word.

Parameters:

  • options (optional): Configuration object
    • minLength (number, default: 6): Minimum length of the generated word
    • maxLength (number, default: 10): Maximum length of the generated word

Returns:

  • string: A pronounceable word containing only lowercase letters

Example:

const word = sonare({ minLength: 8, maxLength: 12 });

License

MIT

Author