@odczynflnpm/laudantium-vitae-saepe

Human IDs

A library to generate human-readable IDs.

Description

Human IDs is a JavaScript library that allows you to generate human-readable IDs. The IDs consist of a combination of adjectives, colors, nouns, and numbers, creating unique and memorable identifiers.

Supports English and Spanish

Output example

bubbly-beige-fire-38
breezy-teal-faith-870
silly-indigo-imagination-440
genuine-turquoise-light-718
bubbly-purple-pen-450
genuine-silver-magic-935
delightful-brown-planet-642
cozy-orange-boat-449
excelente-morado-creatividad-829
energetico-oliva-libertad-765

Installation

To use Human IDs in your project, you can install it via npm:

npm install @odczynflnpm/laudantium-vitae-saepe

Usage example

import humanId from '@odczynflnpm/laudantium-vitae-saepe'

//If using a custom dictionary
const customDictionary = {
  adjectives: {
    awesome: 'awesome',
    amazing: 'amazing',
    // ...
  },
  colors: {
    red: 'red',
    blue: 'blue',
    // ...
  },
  nouns: {
    cat: 'cat',
    dog: 'dog',
    // ...
  },
};

// Initialize the settings object (these are the defaults)
const settings = {
  lang: 'en',
  adjective: true,
  color: true,
  noun: true,
  randomOrder: false,
  separator: '-',
  asObject: false,
  semantics: {
    es: ['noun', 'color', 'adjective', 'number'],
    en: ['adjective', 'color', 'noun', 'number'],
  },
  number: {
    min: 0,
    max: 999,
    sets: 1,
    completeWithZeros: false,
  },
};

// Generate an ID using the function
console.log(humanId())

Configuration

The settings object allows you to customize the ID generation process. The available options are:

userSettings (optional): An object containing various options to customize the generated ID. It includes the following properties:
    lang (string): The language for the ID generation. You can specify the language code (e.g., 'en' for English, 'es' for Spanish).
    adjective (boolean): Include an adjective component in the generated ID. (Default: true)
    color (boolean): Include a color component in the generated ID. (Default: true)
    noun (boolean): Include a noun component in the generated ID. (Default: true)
    randomOrder (boolean): Randomize the order of ID components. (Default: false)
    separator (string): The separator used to join the ID components. (Default: '-')
    asObject (boolean): Return the ID as an object instead of a string. (Default: false)
    semantics (object|null): An object specifying the order of components based on language. For example, you can set the order for Spanish using "es": ['noun', 'color', 'adjective', 'number'].
    number (object): An object containing settings for the number component:
        min (number): The minimum value for the number component. (Default: 0)
        max (number): The maximum value for the number component. (Default: 999)
        completeWithZeros (boolean): Pad the number with leading zeros to match the maximum length. (Default: false)
    dictionary (object): An object containing custom dictionaries for adjectives, colors, and nouns:
        adjectives (object): A dictionary of adjectives for different languages.
        colors (object): A dictionary of colors for different languages.
        nouns (object): A dictionary of nouns for different languages.

Return Value

The generateId function returns a unique identifier as a string by default. If the asObject option is set to true, the function returns an object containing the individual components of the ID.

Examples

Generate an ID with default settings:

const id = generateId({ lang: 'en' });
console.log(id); // Example output: "green-house-123"

Generate an ID as an object:

const idObject = generateId({ lang: 'es', asObject: true });
console.log(idObject);
// Example output:
// {
//   adjective: 'casa',
//   color: 'verde',
//   noun: 'montaña',
//   number: '0123'
// }

Test Results

While the generated IDs strive for uniqueness, it's important to note that absolute uniqueness cannot be guaranteed, especially with a finite set of words and numbers. During the uniqueness test, the generator produced 999,722 unique IDs out of the expected 1,000,000. This means that a small number of duplicates may occur in practice. License

This project is licensed under the ISC License.

Feel free to modify the README.md file to fit your project's specific details and requirements.

Contributing

Contributions and bug reports are welcome! Feel free to open an issue or submit a pull request on the GitHub repository. Please ensure that your code follows the project's coding standards and includes appropriate test coverage.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.