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sernam

v1.0.4

Published

It generates single or multiple unique usernames from the name passed in as a parameter.

Downloads

20

Readme

Sernam

Sernam is a Username Generator for Javascript or NodeJS. It generates single or multiple unique usernames from the name passed in as a parameter.

Installation

$ npm i sernam

Usage

Import & Initialization in ES6:

import sernam from "sernam"
const options = {
  symbols: true,
  numbers: true,
}
const sn = sernam(options)

or

Import & Initialization in CommonJS:

import("sernam").then(({ default: sernam }) => {
  const options = {
    symbols: true,
    numbers: true,
  }
  const sn = sernam(options)
})

sernam(options)

Sernam accepts an options object, which should contain two booleans; symbols and numbers properties , which tells Sernam whether to include Symbols and Numbers in the generated usernames. In case you don't pass any options object, the usernames will not include Symbols and Numbers by default.

| Property | Description | | --------- | ----------------------- | | symbols | Boolean (true or false) | | numbers | Boolean (true or false) |

Functions:

.generateOne(fullname)

Generates a single username with the given fullname and returns a String. Parameter | Description --- | --- fullname | String

.generateMany(fullname, count)

Generates specified number of usernames by the count parameter and with the given fullname and and returns an Array of Strings. Parameter | Description --- | --- fullname | String count | Number

Examples

import sernam from "sernam"

const options = {
  symbols: true,
  numbers: true,
}
const sn = sernam(options)

let username = sn.generateOne("Firstname Lastname")

let usernames = sn.generateMany("Firstname Lastname", 10)

License

MIT