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randominator

v0.4.1

Published

Randominator is an Open Sourced Random (X) Generator written in Javascript. Generate Random Tokens, Strings, and Integers.

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Randominator

Randominator is a Random (X) Generator for Javascript projects. Generate Random Tokens, Strings, and Integers.

Open Sourced and Micro Packaged for your convenience! :sunglasses: :clap: :clap: :clap:

Quick Start

Installation

Install Randominator using npm: npm install randominator

Basic Usage

import randominator from "randominator";

randominator.generateToken().then((token)=>{
	// do something with token
	console.log(token);
});

Methods

Right now Randominator has two methods you can use: generateToken() and generateInt()

How to generate a Token

randominator.generateToken(options)
Description

Generates (non-cryptographically secure) random alphanumeric tokens.

Parameters

options (Object) (optional)

  • characterSet (Array or String) - Set the combination of characters to be used to generate the token. Defaults to ["lowercase", "uppercase", "number"]

    • Array - Array of string values, acceptable string values in the array are "lowercase", "uppercase", and "number".

    • String - The characters used in the String will be used to generate the token. Useful if you want to use Non-Latin Alphabet characters.

  • length (Integer) - Set the length of the token. Defaults to 8

Important: Test the length to your use case before using in production. Generating large data sets with the length set to a high value might cause performance issues.

Returns

Returns a Promise. Results to a string value if the promise resolves.

Basic Example
import {generateToken} from "randominator"

function Example1 () {
	// Generate a default settings Token (8-characters long and Alphanumeric)
	generateToken().then((token)=>{
		// do something with token
		console.log("Token", token);
	});

}

function Example2 () {
	// Generate 25-characters long Token using lowercase letters and numbers only.
	generateToken({
		characterSet: ["lowercase", "number"],
		length: 25
	}).then((token)=>{
		// do something with token
		console.log("Token", token);
	});

}

function Example3 () {
	// Generate 5-characters long Token using supplied japanese characters
	generateToken({
		characterSet: "ランダム",
		length: 5
	}).then((token)=>{
		// do something with token
		console.log("Token", token);
	});
	
}

How to generate an Integer

randominator.generateInt(min, max)
Description

Generates (non-cryptographically secure) random integers within a minimum to maximum range.

Parameters

min (Integer) (required)

  • Must be less than max parameter
  • Must be valid integer value
  • The minimum integer to generate

max (Integer) (required)

  • Must be greater than min parameter
  • Must be valid integer value
  • The maximum integer to generate
Returns

Returns a Promise. Results to an integer value if the promise resolves.

Basic Example
import {generateInt} from "randominator"

function Example () {
	
	// Generate a random Integer value from 10 to 1000

	generateInt(10, 1000).then((value)=>{
		// do something with value
		console.log("Integer", value);
	}).catch((error)=>{
		// there's an error?
		console.log("Error", error);
	});

}

Issues

Please report any issues here.

Support

If you like Randominator and would like to support it, tell your friends and colleagues about it! :grin:

License

Code released under the MIT License.