This is an advanced string concatenator. It is geared towards creating random names but can be used to create any random string given the correct setup.
To setup a name generator you need to create a javascript object which you then pass into the name generator upon execution.
The object should look as follows:
var nameObj = {
//Declare some casts
male: {
//Declare parts of string
start: ['Aer', 'An', 'Ar'],
middle: ['al', 'an', 'ian'],
end: ['an', 'ath', 'is', 'or'],
title: ['The Brave'],
//(optional) Declare illegal combos
illegal: ['ananan'],
//Declare a rule that puts the parts together
//Dollar sign '$' separates each command.
//A number specifies the chance the next part will appear.
//An underscore '_' represents a space.
rule: '$start$50$middle$end$_$10$title'
},
female: {
start: ['Aer', 'An', 'Ar'],
middle: ['al', 'en', 'ess'],
end: ['aella', 'ia', 'wen', 'wyn'],
title: ['Lady'],
rule: '$10$title$_$start$50$middle$end'
}
}Now when you create the name generator you would pass in the name object like this:
var gen = new NameGen(nameObj);Then to get a name you would specify a cast that is in the nameObj like this:
var name = gen.getName('female');That will return a random combination of the string segments you created in the name object.