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nsaname

v1.0.15

Published

2 months ago

Like petname, but for naming secret projects and tools.

Downloads

29

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nsaname

Like petname, but for naming secret projects and tools.

Installing

npm install nsaname

Usage

$ nsaname --help

NSA Name

  Like petname, but for naming secret projects and tools.

Options

  --help         Print this usage guide.
  --lowercase    Output in lowercase.
  --no-suffix    Don't add a suffix.
  --hostname     Output a sensible hostname.

$ nsaname
SchoolSwap HX
$ nsaname
WistfulMonkey 4000
$ nsaname -l
headset iii
$ nsaname -n
SchoolJeep
$ nsaname -h
swap-gram
$ nsaname -h
cotton-witch

Developing

Check out the current develop branch and run npm install. To run the program:

$ node index.js --help
Debugger attached.

NSA Name

  Like petname, but for naming secret projects and tools.

Options

  --help string            Print this usage guide.
  -l, --lowercase string   Output in lowercase.
  -n, --no-suffix string   Don't add a suffix.
  -h, --hostname string    Output a sensible hostname.

Waiting for the debugger to disconnect...

For running unit tests, you can:

npm run test