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reddit-account-creator

v1.0.6

Published

A simple api to (heavy handedly) create reddit accounts.

Downloads

21

Readme

Generate random usernames based on your own custom templates and rules!

Installation

# with npm
npm install username-generator
# with yarn
yarn add username-generator

Usage

import { generateUsername } from "username-generator";

generateUsername("{{firstname:m}}_{{lastname}}"); // "john_smith"

Templates

A template is a string that can contain any number of placeholders. Placeholders are replaced with a random value when generating a username. You can use placeholders multiple times in a template, each placeholder will be replaced with a different value.

You can also place your own text in the string, this text will be included in the generated username.

The following placeholders are available:

  • {{adj}} - A random adjective.
  • {{noun}} - A random noun.
  • {{firstname:gender}} - A random first name. gender can be m, f or all.
  • {{lastname}} - A random last name.
  • {{number:min:max}} - A random number between min and max.
  • {{title:gender}} - A random title. gender can be m, f or all.
  • {{prefix}} - A random prefix.

An example template could be "{{adj}}{{noun}}{{number:100:999}}".

This template would generate a username like bluecat123.

Additionally any placeholder can be capitalized by adding a ^ before the placeholder name, or made uppercase by adding ^^ before the placeholder name.

For example, {{^adj}} would generate a username like Bluecat123, and {{^^adj}} would generate a username like BLUEcat123.

Contributing

Prerequisites

  • node (lts version)
  • yarn (1.^22.10)

Setup

# clone repo
git clone https://github.com/freddie-nelson/username-generator
cd username-generator

# install dependencies
yarn

# start dev server
yarn dev

# run build
node dist/index.esm.js

License

MIT

Copyright © 2020 - Present, Freddie Nelson

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