reallyreallyreal/codenamize-action
As codenamize-js, it will "generate consistent easier-to-remember codenames from strings, numbers, or other seed inputs".
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Inputs
| name | description | required | default |
|---|---|---|---|
| seed | The seed from which the codename will be generated. | yes | — |
| adjective-count | Classic mode uses adjective-count to determine the composition of the codename output, which will be made up of the specified number of adjectives, followed by a noun. Note that prepending more adjectives retains the existing codename words. | — | — |
| particles | Instead of adjective-count, the particles argument can alternatively be used to specify a more precise composition for the produced codename. The argument is an array of word categories which will be appended together to produce the output codename. | — | — |
| max-item-chars | Specifies the maximum length of each codename word. | — | — |
| capitalize | Determines whether each word in the codename will be capitalized. | — | — |
| separator | Specifies the character(s) used to combine the parts of the codename. | — | — |
Outputs
| name | description |
|---|---|
| codename | The generated codename |