Ids based on a number of adjectives and an animal
Ids based on a number of adjectives and an animal
adjective_animal(n = 1, n_adjectives = 1, style = "snake", max_len = Inf)
n |
number of ids to return. If |
n_adjectives |
Number of adjectives to prefix the anmial with |
style |
Style to join words with. Can be one of "Pascal", "camel", "snake", "kebab", "dot", "title", "sentence", "lower", "upper", and "constant". |
max_len |
The maximum length of a word part to include (this
may be useful because some of the names are rather long. This
stops you generating a
|
The list of adjectives and animals comes from https://github.com/a-type/adjective-adjective-animal, and in turn from gfycat.com
Rich FitzJohn
# Generate a random identifier: adjective_animal() # Generate a bunch all at once: adjective_animal(5) # Control the style of punctuation with the style argument: adjective_animal(style = "lower") adjective_animal(style = "CONSTANT") adjective_animal(style = "camel") adjective_animal(style = "kebab") # Control the number of adjectives used adjective_animal(n_adjectives = 3) # This can get out of hand quickly though: adjective_animal(n_adjectives = 7) # Limit the length of adjectives and animals used: adjective_animal(10, max_len = 6) # The lengths can be controlled for adjectives and animals # separately, with Inf meaning no limit: adjective_animal(10, max_len = c(6, Inf), n_adjectives = 2) # Pass n = NULL to bind arguments to a function id <- adjective_animal(NULL, n_adjectives = 2, style = "dot", max_len = 6) id() id(10)
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