give-me-an-avatar
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Gets a random avatar URL from a collection of different avatar generation services.
Install the package from npm using the following command.
npm i give-me-an-avatar
After installing, simply import Give Me an Avatar in your file.
const avatars = require("give-me-an-avatar");
Consume the giveMeAnAvatar() API to get an avatar URL that you can use directly as an image. You can either call the method without any parameters or supply the settings object to customize your avatar a bit. All settings are pretty self-explanatory and are not mandatory. For example:
let image = avatars.giveMeAnAvatar({
Name: "John Smith",
Size: 128
});
The image variable will have the avatar image URL.
If you'd like to consume this package via a CDN, please see this demo.
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Gets a random avatar URL from a collection of different avatar generation services.
We found that give-me-an-avatar 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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