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protocol-words

v0.0.7

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Adjectives and nouns that are protocolish

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Readme

protocol-words

Some protocol-ish words. Adjectives and nouns.

Demo

Usage

ES modules:

import { nouns, adjectives } from 'protocol-words'

CommonJS:

const { nouns, adjectives } = require('protocol-words')

Example

The test case uses haikunator and Node.js 12 ES module support to generate a series of Heroku-style random hostnames.

$ node --experimental-modules test.js
(node:23275) ExperimentalWarning: The ESM module loader is experimental.
reported-terminal-0926
network-multihash-5393
dumb-cbor-1736
network-nonce-6595
uncorrelated-delta-1160
raw-cbor-2104
streamable-gateway-7255
social-period-4467
ipld-identifier-2959
multiple-references-2052
gigantic-overlay-6847
bootstrap-message-3299
vector-pool-1394
asynchronous-switch-9592
peer-protocol-1311
algorithmic-tipset-6304
tera-base-7794
future-chain-4225
trustworthy-complete-9413
social-analyzer-8783

License

MIT