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<h3 align="center">💃🆔</h3> ## Human-Readable Identifiers   > Using words to identify datasets (instead of numbers) provides various advantages when humans are involved, ie increased distinction and rememberability. Human-ID generates readable strings by chaining common short words of the english language in a semi-meaningful way. The result is concatenated of `adjective + noun + verb` resulting in a [minimum](#extended-pool-size) pool size of **15 000 000** possible combinations. - **SFW**: no bad words; family friendly results - No dependencies ## Examples - FortyGhostsTalk - CalmSnailsDream - TastyRocksSparkle - HealthyCowsSmile - AfraidWallsExist - StrangeCarsRush - TwoLizardsSing - HappyLionsJump ## Install Yarn ``` yarn add human-id ``` NPM ``` npm install human-id ``` ## Usage ### Command line ```sh npx human-id # RareGeckosJam npx human-id lowercase + 2x # rare+geckos+jam # healthy+cows+smile ``` ### Programmatic ```js import {humanId, poolSize, minLength, maxLength} from 'human-id' // RareGeckosJam humanId() // Rare~Geckos~Jam // alias for { separator: '~' } humanId('~') // rare-geckos-jam humanId({ separator: '-', capitalize: false, }) poolSize() // 15,000,000 minLength() // 8 maxLength() // 19 ``` ## Extended Pool Size For most cases, the default pool size should be large enough. However, the options `adjectiveCount` and `addAdverb` can be utilized to increase the pool size for the price of the string length. ```js const options = { adjectiveCount: 2, addAdverb: true, separator: '.' } humanId(options) // Ten.Wet.Files.Cheer.Lazily poolSize(options) // 630,000,000 minLength(options) // 20 maxLength(options) // 41 ``` ## Executable arguments Use the following arguments to modify the default options or print multiple results. | Argument | Effect | | -------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------- | | `a`, `adverb`, `addAdverb` | Sets `option.addAdverb` to `true` | | `l`, `lower`, `lowercase` | Sets `option.capitalize` to `false` | | `space` | Sets `option.separator` to an empty space ` ` | | any number | Sets `option.adjectiveCount` to the given integer | | any single character | Sets `option.separator` to the character | | any number followed by `x` | Repeats the output `number` times | ### Example ```bash npx human-id adverb lower 2 _ 3x # clever_shaggy_memes_sit_quietly # cuddly_spicy_boxes_wave_politely # sweet_fair_wombats_fetch_bravely ``` ## API #### `humanId(options?: string | Option): string` Generates a human ID. **Options** can be a `string` (separator), a `boolean` (capitalize) or an `Options` object of: - **separator** `string = ''` - Separates the words from each other - **capitalize** `boolean = true` - Whether to transform the first character of each word to upper case - **adjectiveCount** `number = 1` - How many adjectives to return - **addAdverb** `boolean = false` - Adds a fourth part to the id *This function is also available as the default export* #### `poolSize(options?: string | Option): number` Returns the number of possible combinations for a given set of options. #### `minLength(options?: Option): number` The length of the shortest possible id for a given set of options. #### `maxLength(options?: Option): number` The length of the longest possible id for a given set of options. #### `adjectives: string[]` List of possible values for the first part of the human id. #### `nouns: string[]` List of possible values for the second part of the human id. #### `verbs: string[]` List of possible values for the third part of the human id. #### `adverbs: string[]` List of possible values for the optional fourth part of the human id. <h6 align="center">💃🆔</h6>