This is an library to get an link to an random fox image.
This is a API and now in TypeScript too. 👍😉
The cli version: https://www.npmjs.com/package/foxes
How to work with Typescript: https://www.typescriptlang.org/docs
It work in the browser too.
Browser:
<script src="https://unpkg.com/randomfox/src/browser.js">
console.log(fox());
console.log(customfox(["Floof 1", "Floof 2", "Floof 3", "Floof 4"]));
</script>
Browser Minified:
<script src="https://unpkg.com/randomfox/src/browser.min.js">
console.log(fox());
console.log(customfox(["Floof 1", "Floof 2", "Floof 3", "Floof 4"]));
</script>
Console/Etc:
npm i randomfox
or
yarn install randomfox
or
npm i git+https://gitlab.com/Minecodes13/randomfox.git
or
yarn install git+https://gitlab.com/Minecodes13/randomfox.git
or
npm i git+https://github.com/Minecodes/randomfox.git
or
yarn install git+https://github.com/Minecodes/randomfox.git
Example
const randomfox = require("randomfox");
console.log(fox());
Random fox Image
const { fox } = require("randomfox");
console.log(fox());
Custom fox Images
const { customfox } = require("../src/main");
console.log(customfox([
"https://randomfox.ca/images/1.jpg",
"https://randomfox.ca/images/2.jpg",
"https://randomfox.ca/images/3.jpg"]));
Example
import randomfox from "randomfox";
console.log(randomfox.fox());
Random fox image
import { fox } from "randomfox";
console.log(fox());
Custom fox Images
import { customfox } from "randomfox";
console.log(customfox([
"https://randomfox.ca/images/1.jpg",
"https://randomfox.ca/images/2.jpg",
"https://randomfox.ca/images/3.jpg"]));
- Photo by Sunguk Kim on Unsplash