Have a default set of inputs from lorem ipsum text.

[hewhomustnotbenamed]

Can use a switch --use-default-text to load some text from lorem ipsum so as to get a quick combination of random words.

Also maybe text could be loaded from url instead of just static files.

[mattjegan]

Yeah, I think this could be a good use case. Would you like to work on this? If so, please submit a PR for the --use-default-text implementation and then another for any url features since that could get tricky 😄

[hewhomustnotbenamed]

Sure!! Can you assign this issue to me?

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Yeah, I think this could be a good use case. Would you like to work on
this? If so, please submit a PR for the --use-default-text implementation
and then another for any url features since that could get tricky 😄

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All done, you're good to go 😄

[mattjegan]

Hey @hewhomustnotbenamed , are you still happy to do this?

[mattjegan]

I'm going to label this as help wanted in case anyone wants to pick it up

[the-c0d3r]

I would like to help with this enhancement. I'm not clear if I should setup a argument handling using --use-default-text or just write another method inside the RanCat class? And how to store a passage of "Lorem ipsum" in a file or as a variable? Please bear with me since I'm quite new to writing modular approach.

[mattjegan]

Hey, thanks for reaching out. I would probably suggest adding a new argparse argument --use-default-text which would set the source files as 2 lorem ipsum files which you can store in a new folder rancat/assets/

[the-c0d3r]

I am sorry for replying so late. I was waiting for the email notification but I didn't catch that.

I have a few questions. This project is supposed to work as a module to be imported, not as a stand-alone program is it not? As I understand it there is no argument handling for code working as a module. Can you please clarify? I would really like to contribute in this.

[mattjegan]

Ahh I'm so sorry, I must've written this late at night and been confused with another project. You are completely right, Rancat is imported as a python module

In such case I recommend implementing something like Rancat.load_default() which would pull from files located in rancat/assets/

Let me know if you get stuck.

[the-c0d3r]

I have created a pull request for this feature. I don't know if I did it correctly or not. Please feel free to comment on my pull request.