Nomenclature is a web service written in Go which generates human readable names that are guaranteed unique. The intended use-case is for naming things like servers, schemas, etc.
This is a work in progress and is still missing key features for usability.
Usage:
The names generated by Nomenclature are in the <Adjective><Noun> format, for example
"BadHamster", "PristinePrimate", "DenseEarthworm" and so on.
You will need to prepare two word list text files for nomenclature to use. The first should contain a newline delimited list of the Adjectives (prefixes) and the second a newline delimited list of the Nouns (postfixes).
After preparing the two files you can serve them with:
nomenclature -f1 prefixes.txt -f2 postfixes.txt -p 80
Nomenclature will then start serving names at /names on port 80.
Nomenclature will persist it's own state to ensure it doesn't serve duplicate names even after program exit. By default the state is written out to a file called .state in the current working directory. You can change this with the "-s " flag.