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uwuize

v1.0.0

Published

Translate text into uwu-speak. Zero dependencies, fully typed, ships with a CLI.

Readme

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uwuize

Translate text into uwu-speak. Instantly. Probably.

version downloads size license CI

zero dependencies - fully typed - node + bun + cli


what does it do

turns normal text into illegally cute text.

| before | after | | -------------------------- | ---------------------------------- | | hello there friend | hewwo dawe fwien | | i love you | i wuv u | | I love you! | I wuv u uwu!! | | what? | whut uwu?? | | wanna go | w-wanna go |

install

bun add uwuize
npm install uwuize

usage

import { uwuize } from "uwuize";

uwuize("i love you"); // "I wuv u uwu!!"   (heavy by default)
uwuize("my car is right here", { intensity: "medium" }); // "my caw is wight here"
uwuize("any right", { intensity: "light" }); // "any right"
uwuize("hi! bye!", { stutter: false });    // "haii!! bye!!"
uwuize("hi! bye!", { interjections: false });

cli

uwuize "hello world"
uwuize --intensity light "please come here"
echo "i love bun" | uwuize --no-stutter
uwuize --help

options

| option | type | default | what it does | | --------------- | ------------------- | --------- | ------------------------------------ | | intensity | light\|medium\|heavy | heavy | how deep the uwu goes | | stutter | boolean | heavy only| "wanna" -> "w-wanna" | | interjections | boolean | heavy only| drops uwu / owo after ?! |

intensities

| level | word map | edge letters | stutter | interjections | | -------- | -------- | ------------ | ------- | ------------- | | light | yes | no | no | no | | medium | yes | yes | no | no | | heavy | yes | yes | yes | yes |

edge letters: word-starting / word-ending r and l become w (car -> caw, right -> wight).

how it works

  1. tokenizes spaces, punctuation and words
  2. swaps known words from a small word map (the -> da, you -> u)
  3. mangles word edges, stutters consonants and sprinkles interjections
  4. lowercase-aware: Please -> Pwease

deterministic. no randomness. same input, same output, every time.

development

bun install
bun test
bun run build
bun run lint

license

MIT - Razi - see LICENSE


nuzzles your codebase uwu