Add Arabic names to the project.

Note: this will require special handling to the structure of Arabic names. Compare to how the Icelandic name generator is coded.

Add Mayan names to the project.

Add Nepalese names to the project.

Add German names.

This will require:

• Creating a file germannames.go with two arrays, germanFirstNames and germanLastNames
• Adding a block to the if statement in namegen.go's GetNamesByType function for German

Add Polish names to the generator.

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polish_names

Add options for changing the output to be one of "first names only," "last names only," or "first name and last name." Default to "first name and last name."

Add "fantasy" names to the generator. These should be appropriate to a high fantasy setting. They don't have to adhere to the rules of any particular setting (e.g., Tolkien's Middle Earth).

The Japanese names need to be divided into male and female.

Add a flag that sets the generator to output native characters for languages which don't normally use English characters.

This will require adding new character sets for at least the following languages:

• Chinese (see https://github.com/wainshine/Chinese-Names-Corpus/tree/master/Chinese_Names_Corpus)
• Japanese
• Thai (already has Thai characters, needs English characters)
• Korean
• Russian (already has Russian characters, needs English characters)
• Ukrainian (already has Cyrillic characters, needs English characters)
• Mongolian (prefer Mongolian, not Cyrillic)
• Hindu
• Greek
• Arabic
• Estonian
• Serbian
• Nepalese

Add Ukrainian names to the generator.

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ukrainian_name

Add Russian names to the generator.

Add Estonian names to the project.

Add names for dwarves.

Add French names to the project.

Add Somali names to the generator.

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Somali_name.

Note that Somali names use the format (given name) (father's name) (grandfather's name). This information comes from the naming practices guide linked in the readme of this repo; I have not verified it elsewhere.

Add Swedish names to the project.

Add Portuguese names to the project.

Add Turkish names to the generator.

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turkish_name

Add Serbian names to the generator.

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serbian_name

Add Hindu names to the project.

Add Chinese names to the project.

Add Hawaiian names to the generator.

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hawaiian_name and https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Appendix:Hawaiian_given_names.

Add Italian names to the project.

We know the good code is code that well tested.
Because at least there is a guarantee against the code that has been tested.

Are we need a testing?
We can start from unit testing, maybe.

Modify the namegen command so that, when passed the argument -l, it doesn't output names and instead outputs a list of the available name lists, one on each line.

The output should look like this:

english
spanish

Add Mongolian names to the generator.

Add Spanish names.

This will require:

• Creating a file spanishnames.go with two arrays, spanishFirstNames and spanishLastNames
• Adding a block to the if statement in namegen.go's GetNamesByType function for Spanish

Add Irish names to the generator.

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irish_name

Add Icelandic names.

This will require:

• Creating a file names.go with two arrays, icelandicFirstNames and icelandicLastNames
• Adding a block to the if statement in namegen.go's GetNamesByType function for Icelandic

Add Norwegian names to the project.

The Thai names need to be divided up into male and female first names.

Add Maori names to the project.

Add Finnish names to the project.

Add Dutch names.

This will require:

• Creating a file dutchnames.go with two arrays, dutchFirstNames and dutchLastNames
• Adding a block to the if statement in namegen.go's GetNamesByType function for Dutch

Add Nigerian names to the generator.

Using a name list from somewhere on the Web, fill out the English names in englishnames.go.

Each name list should be split out into male and female slices for given names.

The namegen command should allow for generating only male or only female names.

Icelandic last names should have two parts - the first name of the person's father, and then either "-sson" or "-sdottir" depending on the gender of the person.