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# Acronym Resolver
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[Acronym Resolver](https://github.com/TMUniversal/Acronym-Resolver) can turn acronyms into randomly picked words.
Example: `TEST` would turn into four words corresponding to a letter in `TEST`.
These words are randomized, but here is an example: `TEST` -> `The Encyclopedia Shoes Textile`
This is entirely meant for fun.
## Installation
```sh
npm install --save acronymresolver
```
This will install the module into your project
## Usage
### In your program
```js
const acronymResolver = require('acronymresolver')
console.log(acronymResolver('<your text>'))
```
The acronym-resolver module returns a function that accepts one argument.
### Command Line
In a terminal of your choice: `node cli.js [your text]`