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npm package: @mavend/octoheads
Description: 🐙 Generate octopus avatars
Author: Patryk Pastewski
Latest version: 0.2.4

# Octoheads

🐙 Generate octopus avatars

<p align="center" >
  <img alt="OctoHeads Demo" src="demo/octoheads.gif" />
</p>

🍴 Fork of [RobertBroersma/bigheads](https://github.com/RobertBroersma/bigheads) project

## Getting Started

```shell
yarn add @mavend/octoheads
```

or

```shell
npm install @mavend/octoheads --save
```

then, in your app:

```jsx
import { OctoHead } from '@bigheads/core'

const Example = () => (
  <OctoHead
    accessory="shades"
    circleColor="blue"
    eyebrows="angry"
    eyes="wink"
    facialHair="mediumBeard"
    hair="short"
    hairColor="black"
    hat="none"
    hatColor="green"
    lashes="false"
    lipColor="purple"
    mask="true"
    faceMask="true"
    mouth="open"
    skinTone="brown"
  />
)
```

## Contributing

Start storybook

```shell
yarn storybook
```
npm package: @mavenjs/maven-rng
Description: "Random number generator package."
Author: Nelson Murungi
Latest version: 1.0.2

## What is this?

A simple random number generator.

## Installation

Run `npm i @mavenjs/nm-rng`

## Usage

Use:

```
import randomNumberGenerator from '@mavenjs/nm-rng'

randomNumberGenerator(3, 15)
```

## Parameters
The random number generator accepts two parameters, `min` and max `values`.

By default, `min` is set to `0` and `max` is set to `100`.
npm package: @mavennet/stllr-did-method
Description: Sign and Create Stellar DIDs
Author: Mahmoud Alkhraishi
Latest version: 0.1.1

# Stellar-DID

Create and Sign using Stellar DIDs

## Installation

```bash
npm install @mavennet/stllr-did-method
```

## Examples

There are many examples of interactions in the /examples folder.

including:

- [Create a DID](./examples/createSampleDID.ts)
- [Generate Key Pair](./examples/generateKeyPair.ts)
- [Sign & Verify Sample Data](./examples/signSampleData.ts)
- [Resolve a DID](./examples/resolveSampleDID.ts)

## Running Examples

To run the examples simply run:

```bash
npm run dev
```