cumberbatch
Generates names similar to “Benedict Cumberbatch”
The module benedict provides three functions: first, last, and full. All three have an optional parameter “clean” which defaults true. clean=False is passed, some of the results may not be child/boss friendly (though most of them still will be, as in the use below).
Usage
>>> import cumberbatch >>> cumberbatch.first() 'Boilerdang' >>> cumberbatch.last() 'Cabbagepatch' >>> cumberbatch.full() 'Bombadil Coggleswort' >>> cumberbatch.full(clean=False) 'Barister Colonist'
or from the command-line:
$ python -m cumberbatch --first Bandydoo $ python -m cumberbatch --last Snickersbar $ python -m cumberbatch Bumbleshack Cottagecheese $ python -m cumberbatch --nsfw Blenderdick Countryside
Contributing
Feel free to fork me and create a pull request at https://github.com/brandones/cumberbatch
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