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complimentr

v1.0.4

Published

Compliment and happiness generator

Downloads

1,243

Readme

Complimentr

Wouldn't the web be better with more compliments?

Complimentr is a light, extensible package to add more compliments to your application.

Compliments like this:

You wonderful champion!

This:

I just had to let you know that you're dreamy ✨

And even this:

Oh my gosh, that was brilliant ❤️

Complimentr uses patented SLM (small language model) technology to keep robotic overlords out. All these compliments are 100% human curated nonsense 😊

How to use

Basic usage is simple, just call generateCompliment() to receive a lovely compliment. As of writing, the default complimentr lists can generate 2,699,184 unique compliments (45,886,128 if you think trailing emojis make compliments unique). Check out extras/stats.ts in the source to run your own stats if making custom complo lists.

Advanced usage

Adding tokens

To add to the list of nouns, use generateCompliment({additionalNouns: ['tiger', 'unicorn']}). This will use the default list of nouns in addition to any additional nouns specified. Use the TS definition - but you can replace the

  • Templates
  • Nouns
  • Adjectives
  • Qualifiers
  • Emotions
  • Emoticons

Replacing token lists

To replace the default list of nouns, use generateCompliment({nouns: ['tiger', 'unicorn', 'champion', 'winner']})

Replacing templates

Default templates can be replaced or added to the same as individual tokens: generateCompliment({templates: ['adj']}). Templates contain {noun}, {adjective}, {adverb}, {emotion} which are replaced by the lists of tokens. Use the word a instead of an - these will be replaced appropriately when compliments are generated.

Setting max length

If you need to fit your compliment to a space budget, set the maxLength option. It's not too clever about it - if there's any possibility with your given words that a template could generate above maxLength, it will throw that template out.

Setting emoji weight

An emoji will be optionally appended to the end of the string, based on the weight provided (by default 0.5). A weight of 1 means that you will always get an emoji, a weight of 0 means you will never get an emoji.

TODO

  • Use a proper type for string templates rather than just 'string'