mock-end/random-lorem

Return a semi-pronounceable random (nonsense) word.

JavaScript

MIT License

random-lorem is a JavaScript library that generates semi-pronounceable random nonsense words, useful for developers needing placeholder text or unique identifiers. It's designed for developers working on projects that require mock data generation, such as testing environments, UI prototyping, or content generation.

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