randfacts 0.6.2

Package to generate random facts

Randfacts is a python library that generates random facts. You can use randfacts.getFact() to return a random fun fact. Disclaimer: Facts are not guaranteed to be true.

Example:

import randfacts
x = randfacts.getFact()
print(x)

will print a random fact like: Penguins can't taste sweet or savory flavors, only sour and salty ones

This package has a filter option to filter out potentially inappropriate facts. The filter is on by default. To disable the filter, you can just set the filter_enabled parameter to False.

from randfacts import getFact
print(getFact(False))

getFact also has a parameter that will make the function only return unsafe facts. This argument takes precedence over the filter_enabled argument. For example:

print(getFact(only_unsafe=True))

If you want to access the list of facts directly, you can just import the safeFacts, unsafeFacts, or allFacts lists from the randfacts module.

randfacts can be executed via the command line with the following commands:

Normal execution; only safe facts

$ python3 -m randfacts

The unsafe argument can be supplied to provide only unsafe facts

$ python3 -m randfacts --unsafe

The mixed argument can be provided to provide both safe and unsafe facts.

$ python3 -m randfacts --mixed

More help.

$ python3 -m randfacts --help