Ruby port of helum/angry-purple-tiger
Takes any string and converts it into a friendly human phrase consisting of 3 words
<adjective> <color> <animal>
This naming convention is used in the helium network for naming hundreds of thousands of hotspots.
There are 256^3 (16,777,216) possible combinations of 3 letter words.
This algorithm is deterministic in that the same input will always produce the same output, however it is not guaranteed to be free from collisions.
| input | 3 words |
|---|---|
my ugly input string |
rapid grey rattlesnake |
C89A436B-66C5-4427-9480-A67BB3211943 |
petite tin mantis |
DE:AD:BE:EF:CO:FE |
formal berry kitten |
require angry_purple_tiger
AngryPurpleTiger.new('my ugly input string')
=> "rapid grey rattlesnake"If developing locally, you may need to change
require angry_purple_tiger
to
require_relative './lib/angry_purple_tiger'
require_relative './lib/angry_purple_tiger'
AngryPurpleTiger.new('my ugly input string')
=> "rapid grey rattlesnake"