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party-game-sentences

v1.2.10

Published

Trivia, would you rather, never have I ever and truth or dare sentences.

Downloads

40

Readme

party-game-sentences

Generate random party game sentences like trivia, would you rather, never have I ever and truth or dare. Every trivia sentence can be found at uberspot/OpenTriviaQA.

Installation

npm install party-game-sentences

Usage

import {
  neverHaveIEver,
  truthOrDare,
  wouldYouRather,
  trivia,
} from "party-game-sentences";
// or
const {
  neverHaveIEver,
  truthOrDare,
  wouldYouRather,
  trivia,
} = require("party-game-sentences");

Example Responses

Below are examples of each function that returns a sentence.

Getting a never have I ever sentence

neverHaveIEver();
// Never have I ever been skydiving.

Getting a truth or dare sentence

truthOrDare("truth");
// Have you ever cheated on a test?

truthOrDare("dare");
// Eat a spoonful of mustard.

Getting a would you rather sentence

wouldYouRather();
/* {
  sentence: 'Would you rather have the ability to fly or be invisible?',
  choices: ['have the ability to fly', 'be invisible']
} */

Getting a random trivia sentence

trivia();
/* {
  "category": "Geography",
  "sentence": "What is the capital of Italy?",
  "correct": "Rome",
  "choices": ["Venice", "Rome", "Naples", "Milan"]
} */

Getting a trivia sentence in a specific category or categories

An export named TRIVIA_CATEGORIES is available where every category is listed as an array of strings.

trivia({ category: ["General"] });
/* {
  "category": "General",
  "sentence": "This drink contains caffeine.",
  "correct": "Coffee",
  "choices": ["Mineral water", "Orange juice", "Coffee", "Beer"]
} */

Utility

Trivia categories

An export named TRIVIA_CATEGORIES is available where every category is listed as a readonly array of strings.

import { TRIVIA_CATEGORIES } from "party-game-sentences";
// or
const { TRIVIA_CATEGORIES } = require("party-game-sentences");

TypeScript

Although every function uses types and jsdoc for the best experience, there are a couple types exported.

  • TCategory - a type union consisting of categories found in TRIVIA_CATEGORIES
  • ITrivia - the object that every Trivia sentence is returned as
  • IWouldYouRather - the object that every Would You Rather sentence is returned as
  • ITruthOrDareRaw - the raw JSON returned when using getEverySentence("truth-or-dare", true)