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randomizersameer
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A lightweight utility for randomizing strings, shuffling characters, and generating random string sequences in JavaScript.
randomizersameer is a simple Node.js package that randomizes the characters of a given string. It takes an input string, shuffles its characters, and returns the randomized version of that string.
You can install randomizersameer via npm:
npm install randomizersameer
To use the package, simply require it in your project and pass a string to the randomize function. It will return a randomized version of the input string.
const randomize = require("randomizersameer");
const randomizedString = randomize("hello world");
console.log(randomizedString); // Outputs a shuffled version of "hello world", e.g., "odlleh wlro"
randomize(s: string)Parameters:
s (string): The string to be randomized.Returns:
Throws:
const randomize = require("randomizersameer");
// Correct usage
console.log(randomize("example")); // Outputs: "maxpele", "pmaleex", etc.
// Incorrect usage
console.log(randomize(12345)); // Throws: Error: It should be a string
If the input is not of type string, the function throws an error:
throw new Error("It should be a string");
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A lightweight utility for randomizing strings, shuffling characters, and generating random string sequences in JavaScript.
We found that randomizersameer 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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