fuzzywords

fuzzywords is a go module that lets you "play around" with words. It includes a variety (I hope!) of functions that let you do exactly that.

Functions

Fuzz(str string) string

Returns a random sentence made with the words from str

Results may/will be different due to the randomness of the function

fuzzywords.Fuzz("Hello World!")

//Returns:
//Hello Hello

This function is better with big text

Reverse(str string) string

Returns the string you gave it but reversed

fuzzywords.Reverse("Hello World!")

//Returns:
//!dlroW olleH

RandomCharacters(n int) string

Returns a string of "n" random characters

Results may/will be different due to the randomness of the function

fuzzywords.RandomCharacters(10)
//Returns:
//pxzczqlyzy

If you want it to only use specific characters, you can change randomCharactersSlice

randomCharactersSlice = []string {"a","b","c"}
fuzzywords.RandomCharacters(10)
//Returns:
//cbccbacbca

AddPrefix(str string, prefix string) string

Adds a prefix to every word in "str"

fuzzywords.AddPrefix("Hello World", "a")
//This returns:
//"aHello aWorld"

AddSuffix(str string, suffix string) string

Adds a suffix to every word in "str"

fuzzywords.AddSuffix("Hello World", "a")
//This returns:
//"Helloa Worlda"

GetStringData(str string) map[string]int

Gets the amount of words, spaces and characters(without spaces) and returns all of it in a map.

    fuzzywords.GetStringData("Hello World")
    //Returns:
    //map["words":2 "spaces":1 "characters:10"]

CreateFuzzySentence(name string) string

Creates a 'fuzzy'(weird) sentence using random words from FuzzySentenceVerbs, FuzzySentenceObjects and FuzzySentencePlaces It firsts adds the name, then the verb, next the object, and finally the place.

fuzzywords.CreateFuzzySentence("Viss")
//Returns:
//Viss played with a parrot at home