hubot-domain-me
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Quintessential package for generating dumb domain names, originally based off dumb.domains
Quintessential package for generating dumb domain names, originally based off dumb.domains
See src/domain-me.js for full documentation.
Be sure to double check any dictionaries in use before installing for words your team may deem offensive:
src/dict/tlds.jsonsrc/dict/original_words.jsonsrc/dict/adjs.jsonsrc/dict/nouns.jsonsrc/dict/personal_nouns.jsonsrc/dict/states_of_drunkenness.jsonAt this time one list from the original set and the States of Drunkenness are only enabled when HUBOT_DOMAIN_ME_SFW is FALSE.
In your hubot project repo, run:
npm install hubot-domain-me --save
Then add hubot-domain-me to your external-scripts.json:
[
"hubot-domain-me"
]
HUBOT_DOMAIN_ME_SFW - Default FALSE - An optional flag if you want all output to only use the clean word dictionaries. Set to TRUE to enable.
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Quintessential package for generating dumb domain names, originally based off dumb.domains
We found that hubot-domain-me 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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