I got tired of the peer-review
process
changing the names of my projects. When this happened, my repository
names would no longer make sense. I started creating nicknames for my
projects
at the project’s onset, using either the Ubuntu Name Generator or the
Wu-Tang Name Generator. This led to the creation of an R
package—{codename}—that would
do this for me. This is what came out for this particular idea of mine.
library(codename)
message(paste0("code name generated by {codename} v.", packageVersion("codename")))
#> code name generated by {codename} v.0.2.0
all_types <- c("any", "gods", "ubuntu", "wu-tang")
options(warn = -1) # this is a long seed
for (i in all_types) {
output <- codename(type = i, seed = "Steve’s Methods Guide: A Book on Intermediate Methods That Will Assuredly Have a Better Name When I’m Done With It")
print(output)
}
#> [1] "purple/blue hydrogen"
#> [1] "purple/blue camulus"
#> [1] "sky sheep"
#> [1] "Tuff Conqueror"I liked “sky sheep” the best, so “sky sheep” it is.