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burrito-kingdom

v2.1.3

Published

In Burrito Kingdom, you have little say over the images used in your projects.

Downloads

7

Readme

BurritoKingdom

NPM version

In Burrito Kingdom, you have little say over the images used in your projects. In Burrito Kingdom, we replace every image file in a directory of your choice with a random Google image based on keyword(s) of your choice.

Functions

burritorizeFolder(directory, keywords, safeSearch, callback)

Replaces all of the image files in the relative directory with Google image search results.

Arguments

  • directory - Relative path (string) to the directory you'd like to fill with random images.
  • keywords - Single string of keywords as you would type into a Google search bar. If set to null, '', or any other false-y value, the search term will default to the name of the file being replaced.
  • safeSearch - true or false.

Example

var burritoKingdom = require('burrito-kingdom');

var directory = './public/imgs';
var keywords = 'burrito';
var safeSearch = false;

burritoKingdom.burritorizeFolder('./public/imgs', 'burrito', false, function(){
	// All images in the ./public/imgs folder have been replaced by burritos!
});

burritoWatch(directory, keywords, safeSearch)

Like burritorizeFolder, except that it continues to watch the directory for one additional change per file (or any added file).

Arguments

  • directory - Relative path (string) to the directory you'd like to fill with random images.
  • keywords - Single string of keywords as you would type into a Google search bar. If set to null, '', or any other false-y value, the search term will default to the name of the file being replaced.
  • safeSearch - true or false.

Example

var burritoKingdom = require('burrito-kingdom');

var directory = './public/imgs';
var keywords = 'burrito';
var safeSearch = false;

burritoKingdom.burritoWatch('./public/imgs', 'burrito', false);
// ./public/imgs will be filled with burritos. If one
// of those images was changed to something else, it will
// turn it back into a burrito picture (up to once per file).
// It will also replace any image added to that folder
// (while running) with a burrito.