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aggrandizer
Advanced tools
Progressively aggrandizes a title.
npm install aggrandizer
var createAggrandizer = require('aggrandizer').create;
var aggrandizer = createAggrandizer();
var titles = aggrandizer.aggrandize({
baseTitle: 'Yob',
iterations: 12
});
console.log(titles.map(formatTitle));
Output:
[
'Yob',
'High Yob',
'Principal Yob',
'Supreme Yob',
'Supreme Yob Knight',
'Supreme Yob Lady|Lord',
'Supreme Yob General',
'Supreme Yob General',
'The Great Yob General',
'The Great Yob General',
'The Great Yob General',
'The Great Yob General'
]
The progression is random. A title may stick for every iterations, or it may stick only for one iteration.
The generated titles are objects that look like this:
[
{
"base": "Yob"
},
{
"suffix": "of the North Wind",
"base": "Yob"
},
{
"suffix": "of the West Wind",
"base": "Yob"
},
{
"suffix": "of the South Wind",
"base": "Yob"
},
{
"suffix": "of the East Wind",
"base": "Yob"
},
{
"suffix": "of the East Wind",
"base": "Yob"
},
{
"prefix": "Expert",
"suffix": "of the East Wind",
"base": "Yob"
},
{
"preprefix": "Superior",
"prefix": "Expert",
"suffix": "of the East Wind",
"base": "Yob"
},
{
"preprefix": "Principal",
"prefix": "Prime",
"suffix": "of the East Wind",
"base": "Yob"
},
{
"preprefix": "Supreme",
"prefix": "Master",
"suffix": "of the East Wind",
"base": "Yob"
},
{
"preprefix": "Supreme",
"prefix": "Grandmaster",
"suffix": "of the East Wind",
"base": "Yob"
},
{
"preprefix": "Supreme",
"prefix": "Grandmaster",
"suffix": "of the East Wind",
"base": "Yob"
}
]
Run tests with make test.
MIT.
FAQs
Progressively aggrandizes a title.
The npm package aggrandizer receives a total of 2 weekly downloads. As such, aggrandizer popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that aggrandizer demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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