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story-estimator

v1.0.5

Published

assigns a random completion estimate to a task description, mostly from phrases meaning 'never' in places around the world

Downloads

5

Readme

User Story Estimation as a Service

Check out the live version at userstoryestimation.net

This service assigns a fictional estimate to a user story, based on the set of random sentences, mostly meaning 'never' in different places around the world. It is deterministic, so the same story always gets the same estimate, making it useful to send to other people as a link.

To add new estimate to the list of possible sentences, change sentences.json and submit a pull request.

To build a local copy of the web site, use npm run build.

Using as a NPM module

You can integrate the story estimator into your own code as an NPM module. Install it from NPM using

npm install story-estimator

Then just require it and pass a bit of text to estimate:

$ node
> estimate = require('story-estimator')
[Function: estimate]
> estimate('As a trader I want to trade because I want to trade')
'on the 12th of Nevermber'