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codes-generator
Advanced tools
An NPM package for generating random codes
npm install codes-generator
generate
function from the installed packageconst { generate } = require("codes-generator");
console.log(
generate(10, {
upperLetters: true,
lowerLetters: true,
numbers: true,
symbols: false,
})
);
Key | Value type | Description | Default value | Optional? |
---|---|---|---|---|
length | Number | The length of the code | 10 | Yes |
upperLetters | Boolean | Include uppercase letters in the code | true | Yes |
lowerLetters | Boolean | Include lowercase letters in the code | true | Yes |
numbers | Boolean | Include numbers in the code | true | Yes |
symbols | Boolean | Include symbols in the code | false | Yes |
const { generate } = require("codes-generator");
console.log(
generate(20, {
lowerLetters: false,
upperLetters: true,
numbers: false,
symbols: true,
}) // Returns a string of 20 characters containing uppercase letters and symbols
);
FAQs
An NPM package for generating random codes
The npm package codes-generator receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, codes-generator popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that codes-generator 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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