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Coming up with good product names that are marketable, unique, and memorable is hard. Let Baasha help!
Baasha has already done the grunt work of figuring out which words make the best product names and will generate a magical combination from this curated set... every time, guaranteed!
What are you waiting for? Put Baasha to the test!
As CLI:
npm install -g baasha
As module:
npm install --save baasha
var baasha = require('baasha')
$ baasha
We'll call it... ProGear
$ baasha --exactly 5
We'll call it... NexSpin... TaxThink... WatchWeb... TeamSlick... WorkSat
$ baasha --min 2 --max 10
We'll call it... MapAlert... InstaFleet... PayTax... SafeAlert
Kill with Ctrl C
$ baasha --forever --brief --interval 50 | grep Best
BestGear
DataBest
NexBest
$ baasha --help
Generate product names.
The asynchronous version will call a given callback or, if not given, return a
Promise
.
The synchronous version will return results immediately.
Each product name will be returned as either a string (default) or an object
(based on the object
boolean option). If there are multiple generated names,
an array will be returned, unless the join
string option is given, in which
case a string of joined names will be returned.
Based on random-words.
exactly
: number
Generate exactly this many product names.
min
: number
Generate at least this many product names.
max
: number
Generate at most this many product names.
join
: string
Call join on the results array using this string.
object
: boolean
Use an object for each result element instead of a string. The object will
have a left
property and right
property as strings, representing the
word combo that makes the name.
MIT
This module was created for fun but should definitely be taken seriously. ✌
FAQs
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We found that baasha 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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