Generating Phrases
Generating Words
To start let's make sure it's working by generating some random words, and then console.log them:
const words = rev.generateRandomWords();
console.log(words);
Now, if you run the code and look in your console you should see something like this:
donkey and eel and sandpiper and mosquito and ferret and quail
If you run your code again, you'll get a completely different code.
bear and bee and alpaca and hummingbird and stork and lion
Pretty cool, right? The words generated come from a list of animal names that we take six from, by default. You can change all of this, but that's next.
Amount Of Words
Now let's say we wanted to have only three words generated? Thats's pretty simple, just pass in 3 as the first argument, which is the num argument.
const words = rev.generateRandomWords(3);
console.log(words);
If you go and look in the console now you should now see that it only prints out three different words:
wombat and eagle and seahorse
Voila! We have now changed the amount of words changed successfully.
caution
When you are using these codes to put on a Roblox profile, please use the default amount or more, to make sure that the code by coincidence isn't there already.
Seperators
You may want to have your phrases by seperated by something other than " and ", like perhaps a comma: ", " or something completely random such as " ooga booga ". This is possible using the seperator argument.
const words = rev.generateRandomWords(3, " seperator ");
console.log(words);
And just like that, we're ready to run the code:
magpie seperator goldfish seperator ape
If you run the code again, you'll get a different output:
coyote seperator woodpecker seperator donkey
Words Used
Now, you may want to have an array of your own words that you'd like to use, and for this, we will use the argument words.
const nature = ["tree", "flower", "shrub", "flytrap", "grass", "bush"];
const words = rev.generateRandomWords(3, " and ", nature);
console.log(words);
If you run your file, you will now see an output similar to:
shrub and grass and tree
Great! If you run it again, you will of course now see a different set of words from your array.
flytrap and bush and grass
Congratulations! You have mastered generating word phrases.
Generating Emojis
Next up on the chopping block, we have generating phrases from emojis. This is the exact same API as generateRandomWords, except that it uses emojis, so this should be a rather quick section.
To generate emojis, it's as simple as:
const emojis = rev.generateRandomEmojis();
console.log(emojis);
And you should see an output a little something like this:
🚋💡🙇☔💵🍧🐾😍👛🍢
This method supports all the same arguments as generateRandomWords, so feel free to use them.
And just like that, you're done! Good job!