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/** * Auto-generated from emotions.txt. Do not edit manually. * Run 'bun run scripts/generate.ts emotions Emotion' to regenerate. * * SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2025-present Kriasoft * SPDX-License-Identifier: MIT */ import { createTypedCodename } from "../core/factory.js"; export const emotions = [ "love", "hate", "joy", "sad", "fear", "mad", "happy", "angry", "glad", "calm", "hurt", "proud", "shame", "hope", "pain", "guilt", "trust", "envy", "grief", "worry", "peace", "shock", "lonely", "brave", "scared", "tired", "eager", "bored", "sorry", "lost", "rage", "panic", "spite", "pride", "care", "pity", "kind", "warm", "cold", "bitter", "tender", "gentle", "cruel", "pleased", "anxious", "nervous", "weary", "jealous", "humble", "shy", "bold", "daring", "meek", "fierce", "gloomy", "jolly", "merry", "sulky", "afraid", "uneasy", "serene", "secure", "unsure", "tense", "relaxed", "restful", "eager", "drowsy", "awake", "alert", "wary", "moody", "cranky", "grumpy", "peppy", "chipper", "upset", "vexed", "furious", "irate", "elated", "ecstatic", "blissful", "joyful", "gleeful", "content", "misery", "sorrow", "anguish", "despair", "delight", "excited", "zealous", "fervent", "ardent", "passion", "devoted", "disdain", "disgust", "hostile", ] as const; export type Emotion = (typeof emotions)[number]; /** * Converts a number to a Emotion codename * * @param input - The number to convert * @returns An Emotion name * * @example * ```typescript * import codename from "codenames/emotions-100"; * codename(1234) // "wary" * ``` */ export const codename = createTypedCodename(emotions); export default codename;