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@ -17,10 +17,8 @@ func NominoConfig() nomino.Config {
)
}
// HandleImgUploads generates new filenames for images with a png extension.
// / HandleImgUploads generates new filenames for images with a png extension.
func HandleImgUploads(orig string) string {
// Here, we use nomino.Make function to generate the filename.
// We use our global config, and add in a few extra Options specific to this.
newName, _ := nomino.Make(
NominoConfig(),
nomino.WithExtension("png"),
@ -34,8 +32,6 @@ func HandleImgUploads(orig string) string {
// We ignore the original filename and use a timestamp for the generated part
// with a webm extension.
func HandleVidUploads() string {
// Because we're using a different Generator, we chose to use the Make method on the Generator.
// We add in additional Options with the `AddOptions` method on the `Config`
newName, _ := nomino.Timestamp(nomino.TimestampUTC()).
MakeWithConfig(NominoConfig().AddOptions(
nomino.WithExtension("webm"),
@ -43,7 +39,7 @@ func HandleVidUploads() string {
return newName
}
// This example shows how to use nomino.
// Example shows how to use nomino.
func Example() {
// Pretend we have an image upload
filename := "George"

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@ -1,6 +0,0 @@
// Package nomino is a utility that allows us to generate random filenames.
//
// There are two main methods of using nomino.
// 1. Using the `nomini.Make` function.
// 2. Creating a generator, and using its `Make` method.
package nomino