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//Generate random string
console.log('Random String: ',generate.random());
Result
Random String: HJ7H9Lkt7hFdS7mJY48NnmHH6hDdg76lIfaD4MhU6Y
Usage
let options = {
"min":10,
"max":15,
"capsWithNumbers":true
}
console.log('Random String: ',generate.random(options));
Result
Random String: GJ67ML7G6GJU5M1
options There are a few options that can be useful:
Note: All of these options are optional.
min: This is the minimum length of the generated random string.
max: This is the maximum length of the generated random string.
allCaps: It tells that only the Upper case alphabets (range A-Z) are allowed in the generated random string.
allSmall: It tells that only the Lower case alphabets (range: a-z) are allowed in the generated random string.
capsWithNumbers: It tells that only the Upper case alphabets (range: A-Z) and numbers (0-9) are allowed in the generated random string.
smallWithNumbers: It tells that only the Lower case alphabets (range: a-z) and numbers (range: 0-9) are allowed in the generated random string.
onlyNumbers: It tells that only numbers (0-9) are allowed in the generated random string.
custom: You can also define your own charset.
charLength: When you specify charLength, it will take privilege over min, max parameters. This string will be generated exact the length of charLength.
startWith: This would be the starting of the generated random string.
endWith: This would be the end of the generated random string.
It is a function which generates string using animal names followed by adjectives followed by numbers
Usage
let options = {
"numberUpto":60,
"joinBy":'-'
}
console.log('Random Meaningful String: ',generate.meaningful(options));
console.log('Random Meaningful String: ',generate.meaningful(options));
Result
Random Meaningful String: rat-smile-45
Random Meaningful String: Fox-emotional-32
options There are a few options that can be useful:
Note: All of these options are optional.
numberUpto:This parameter tells that the number range should be 0-numberUpto.
joinBy:This parameter provide the string which is used to join animal-adjective-number.
It is a function which generates short id.
Note: it generates the short Id in the range of 0-8 i.e. charLength can be minimum: 0 and maximum:8.
Usage
let options = {
"charLength":6,
"custom":"frt564"
}
console.log('Random ShortId: ',generate.shortId(options));
console.log('Random ShortId: ',generate.shortId(options));
Result
Random ShortId: ff6ftr
Random ShortId: ftr5r4
options There are a few options that can be useful:
Note: All of these options are optional.
charLength: it tells that what should be the exact length of the generated short id. It should be in the range: (3-8)
allCaps: It tells that only the Upper case alphabets (range A-Z) are allowed in the generated random string.
allSmall: It tells that only the Lower case alphabets (range: a-z) are allowed in the generated random string.
capsWithNumbers: It tells that only the Upper case alphabets (range: A-Z) and numbers (0-9) are allowed in the generated random string.
smallWithNumbers: It tells that only the Lower case alphabets (range: a-z) and numbers (range: 0-9) are allowed in the generated random string.
onlyNumbers: It tells that only numbers (0-9) are allowed in the generated random string.
custom: You can also define your own charset.
charLength: When you specify charLength, it will take privilege over min, max parameters. This string will be generated exact the size of charLength.
This function is used to generate hash code.
Usage
let string = "@ffras4vnpm/laudantium-quae-mollitia hash"
console.log('Hash: ',generate.hashCode(string));
Result
Hash: 287044560
It is a function which generates version 4 UUID.
Usage
console.log('uuidv4: ',generate.uuidv4());
console.log('uuidv4: ',generate.uuidv4());
Result
uuidv4: 430aa590-3021-4a9d-827e-253e9c58dd2f
uuidv4: b02da2ec-622c-4557-b643-2c53d53030cc
@ffras4vnpm/laudantium-quae-mollitia is licensed under the MIT license.
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