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typescript-utility

v1.0.5

Published

just sample library for custom typescript utility

Downloads

4

Readme

typescript-utility

Get random character names

Build Status Code Coverage version MIT License All Contributors

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The problem

You're writing tests and need to come up with the name of your user stub. Why waste time hard-coding 'John Doe' again when you could use 'Count Dooku' or 'Qui-Gon Jinn'? Using characters makes your tests much more interesting.

This solution

This module has ~100 character names and exposes an API for you to get a random one every time you call it.

Installation

This module is distributed via [npm][npm] which is bundled with [node][node] and should be installed as one of your project's dependencies:

npm install --save typescript-utility

Alternatively you can get the UMD build which is also published to the npm registry and is therefore available via unpkg.com:

The UMD build exposes the module as a global called typescriptUtility or as an unnamed module for AMD/CommonJS (require it by its file path)

Usage

const typescriptUtility = require('typescript-utility') // CommonJS
console.log(typescriptUtility.random()) // Han Solo
console.log(typescriptUtility.random()) // Kit Fisto
// you can also get the full array on `typescriptUtility.all`

LICENSE

MIT