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devdex-galaxy
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This npm package does have NSFW content continue at your own risk.
This project will have stuff from searching for images to making random passwords, uuids, and email generator.
npm i devdex-galaxy
Standard for generators:
const { PLACEHOLDER } = require('devdex-galaxy');
var Result = PLACEHOLDER();
console.log(PLACEHOLDER);
"PLACEHOLDER" can be changed to the following:
All functions
PackageInfo KamasutraPos PackageHelp Reddit(Search)
DoveCameronLewd EmilyWillis KalinkaFox
Check if the email is vaild:
var validator = require("devdex-galaxy");
validator.validate("test@email.com"); // true
If you are under 18 and your mother or father see you developing with this and they want to contact me because of the npm package show them this section.
I know you might be mad at you kid for developing a program or bot using my npm I gave a warning near the Top so I can't lock the package, Sorry DevDex
Heads / Tails is a function that will give you a image, but the images are NSFW here how to use it:
const { HeadOrTailsNSFW } = require('devdex-galaxy');
var Image = HeadOrTailsNSFW();
message.channel.send(Image);
Am on discord @DJ JR30#1315
| Name | Position | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| DJ JR30 | CEO | Owns DJ & DevDex |
| DevDex | CEO | Owns DJ & DevDex |
FAQs
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We found that devdex-galaxy 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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