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superb-es

v1.3.5

Published

Get superb (spanish) like words

Downloads

22

Readme

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Get superb (spanish) like words.

Install

$ npm install superb-es --global

Usage

const superb = require('superb-es')

superb()
// => 'máquina'

superb()
// => 'fiera'

superb({ plural: true })
// => 'cracks'

superb.words()
// => ['máquina', 'fiera', …]

superb.words({ plural: true })
// => ['máquinas', 'fieras', …]

CLI

$ superb-es --help

  Examples
    $ superb-es
    máquina

    $ superb-es --all
    crack
    fiera
    …
    
    $ superb-es --all --plural
    cracks
    fieras
    …

  Options
    --capitalize  Capitalize the first letter of the word.
    --all         Get all the words instead of a random word.
    --female      Get a female random word.
    --plural      Get all the plurals words.
    --prefix      Add a prefix adverb before your superb word.

API

superb([options])

Get a singular random superb like word.

options

capitalize

type: boolean default: false

Capitalize the first letter of the word.

female

type: boolean default: false

Get a female random word.

plural

type: boolean default: false

Get a plural random word.

superb.words([options])

type: array

Get all the singular words.

It can receive the same options than superb.

License

superb-es © Kiko Beats, Released under the MIT License. Authored and maintained by Kiko Beats with help from contributors.

kikobeats.com · GitHub @Kiko Beats · Twitter @Kikobeats