Random string <adjective>-<noun>. Useful for user-friendly name generation.
Project description
duoname
Generate a two-word random name using the pattern <adjective>-<noun>.
Useful for generating user-friendly names and IDs.
No dependencies, easy to use.
Usage
from duoname import duoname
name = duoname()
Building
pip install -e .[dev]
pip wheel . --no-deps
twine upload duoname-{version}-py3-none-any.whl -u __token__ -p {pypi-token}
Credits
Word lists are taken from this wonderful repo: wordlists (GitHub).
FAQ
Q: Why not randomname (GitHub)?
A: I really hate transient dependencies, and randomname package depends on fire.
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