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wordscramble

v5.1.21

Published

A small, pointless package that scrambles values...

Downloads

259

Readme

Wordscramble

Wordscramble is a completely pointless and functionally-programmed Node package which you shouldn't install. The only thing Wordscramble does is scramble JavaScript object values. This is an is-thirteen level of uselessness, although I can boast that my functions are artisanal; they're both pure and free of side-effects.

On the other hand, Wordscramble is reasonably robust against whatever random crap you throw at it, and it does some cool stuff with recursion to get the job done.

Badges

Look at all the shiny badges! Badges mean quality and Wordscramble has four quality. Look at them! Look at them! :)

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Installation

npm install wordscramble

Usage

wordscramble.scramble() will attempt to guess the appropriate scramble function for a given variable:

const wordscramble = require('wordscramble');

wordscramble.scramble(true); // false
wordscramble.scramble(0.123131231); // 11.32233110
wordscramble.scramble('heighliner'); // glhenehrii
wordscramble.scramble({atreides: 'Caladan', corinno: 'Kaitain'}); //{ atreides: 'ladnaCa', corinno: 'anaiKit' }
wordscramble.scramble(['Atreides', 'Harkonnen', 'Corrino', 'Ginaz']); // [ 'oeannHnkr', 'znaGi', 'estrAedi', 'roirnoC' ]

Scramble methods for a given type may be accessed directly:

wordscramble.array(['Paul Atreides', 'Alia Atreides', 'Leto Atreides']); // [ 'Alia Atreides', 'Leto Atreides', 'Paul Atreides' ]
wordscramble.bool(true); // false
wordscramble.number(10191); // 90111
wordscramble.object({ spice: 'essential', fremen: 'scary', shaihulud: 'literally god' }); { spice: 'ineslstea', fremen: 'arcys', shaihulud: 'yaol gltrdlei' }
wordscramble.string('bene gesserit'); // 'ietrbens seeg'

Wordscramle returns a scrambled copy of passed data. Original values are never mutated:

> const atreides = { dueke: 'Leto', heir: 'Paul' }
undefined
> wordscramble.object(atreides)
{ dueke: 'oetL', heir: 'Pual' }
> atreides
{ dueke: 'Leto', heir: 'Paul' }

Testing

npm test/test

Contributing

Go wild! All pull requests are welcome.

License

Copyright (c) 2016 [Mark Grealish][10]. See LICENSE for details.

FAQ

Why?

Teeling Single Malt.

Okay...

Yeah, look. Like, it was my birthday this weekend and I was gifted a bottle of whiskey. First I drank the whiskey and then I wrote this.

What's with all the Dune references?

I'm an unashamed fan for all things Dune and Frank Herbert.