This is a rust port of the Ruby port of the Java Random Name Generator library.
It generates it's results based upon which language file is specified. Currently, the following are supported:
The following are in progress:
```rust use rnglib::{RNG, Language};
fn main() { let rng = RNG::new(&Language::Elven).unwrap();
let first_name = rng.generate_name();
let last_name = rng.generate_name();
println!("{}: {} {}", rng.name, first_name, last_name)
} ```
It is possible to control the number of syllables for a generated name:
```rust use rnglib::{RNG, Language};
fn main() { let rng = RNG::new(&Language::Fantasy).unwrap(); let name = rng.generatenameby_count(3); println!("{}: {}", rng.name, name) } ```
One can also pass in custom language files:
``` use rnglib::{RNG};
fn main() { let rng = RNG::newfromfile("src/languages/Test-tiny.txt").unwrap(); let name = rng.generate_name(); println!("{}: {}", rng.name, name) } ```
To get information about the available options, run help.
Using cargo:
``` $> cargo run -- --help RandomNameGenerator 0.1.2 Christoph gaoler@electronicpanopticon.com Generates random names in various languages
USAGE: rng [FLAGS]
FLAGS: -c, --curse Use the Curse language [UNDER CONSTRUCTION] -d, --demonic Use the Demonic language [UNDER CONSTRUCTION] --dump Print out the raw lanuage file -e, --elven Use the Elven language -f, --fantasy Use the Fantasy language -x, --flipmode Use a random language -g, --goblin Use the Goblin language -h, --help Prints help information -r, --roman Use the Roman language -V, --version Prints version information
```
or from the binary:
$> rng --help
Passing in one of the language flags will generate a name using that Language's source file.
From cargo:
$> cargo run -- -g
Goblin: zradogul bargodul
From the binary:
$> rng -e
Elven: daedar latherdre