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@mrblock7777/randomizer

v1.0.1

Published

Generate random sequence from the list provided

Downloads

3

Readme

randomizer

Generate randomized list based on file input

You will need to have a file containing list.

Example:

example.txt

Imaan Wilkinson
Lainey Devine
Ameerah Holloway
Justine Farmer
Roosevelt Rees
Elsa Cantrell
Erica Metcalfe
Huseyin Clegg
Selin Winter
Yolanda Mackenzie

Command

randomizer -f ./example.txt -d \\n

Alternatively, you can simply run:

randomizer

And it will prompt two inputs for the same parameter. Currently, the delimiter in the prompt only supports line breaks(\n), commas(,), and whitespaces

Command and Option details

Available Options

-f, --filename <file> - Relative path to the file containing list
-d, --delimiter <delimiter> - The delimiter used to separate the list

Available Commands

range <range>  - Generates random number between the range. Accepts the format of "n-n"

Example:

randomizer range 1-9