A friday fun project.
It "rambles" the string passed in.
Rambles is just my word for converting the string based on a particular base.
Minimum base = 2
Maximum base = 36
Usage:
const rambler = require("./rambler.js");
// The namespace is bulbasaur
// you need to use `bulbasaur` to access the module's
// functions
rambler.bulbasaur.test("hey", 36); // output: HEY
rambler.bulbasaur.test("8", 2); // output: 1000
rambler.bulbasaur.test("duck your head", 16); // output: D1EC1422181E1B11EAD
console.log("charset for base 12 = ", rambler.bulbasaur.charSet(12));
// output: charset for base 12 = [ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 'A', 'B' ]
console.log(rambler.bulbasaur.convertToBase("bulbasaur", 2));
// output: 10111111010101101110101110010101111011011-
rambler.bulbasaur.charSet( base ): base is an integral number. -
rambler.bulbasaur.convertToBase(inputString, base): inputString is the input string and base is an integral number, the base you want the string to be rambled into. It returns the rambled string. -
rambler.bulbasaur.test(inputString, base): prints the rambled string to the console. Just a test method.
Please refer to the main.js for a better example.
It pokemonizes the input string. The names are fetched from the pokeapi.
This uses NodeJS for fetching data from the API server.
Please use it with caution since the API server often crashes.
Usage:
const pokepoke = require("./pokepoke");
// call the callback function after making the pokemonname string
// with the console.log in it.
pokepoke.pokepoke.pokemonize("Hey there, get here!", function (data) {
console.log("Pokemonized String = " + data);
});// output:
Pokemonized String = Koffing^(*_*)^Cottonee^(*_*)^Clefairy^(*_*)^Floette^(*_*)^Golem^(*_*)^Mewtwo^(*_*)^Groudon^(*_*)^Pidgey^(*_*)^Grovyle^(*_*)^Mienfoo^(*_*)^Krookodile^(*_*)^Golbat^(*_*)^Klefki^(*_*)^Weepinbell^(*_*)^Buizel^(*_*)^Mr-mime^(*_*)^Cranidos