random-name
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return random last names.
var random = require('random-name')
console.log(random())
//provides first, middle, and last names.
console.log(random.first())
console.log(random.middle())
console.log(random.last())
//also, random place name!
console.log(random.place())
need a list of first names, someone make a pull request.
Taken from the Moby Word List by Gary Ward
TODO: generate new names with markov chains.
MIT
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return random last names.
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