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lorem-ipsum scriptkit

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Last edited Sep 18, 2023

Created on Sep 17, 2023

This example generates lorem ipsum text on demand through a Script Kit prompt. Users choose the unit type—paragraphs, sentences, or words—and optionally format the output as HTML or copy it to the clipboard. The code uses the `lorem-ipsum` npm package and Script Kit’s `arg`, `flag`, `copy`, and `setSelectedText` APIs. A live preview updates as the user types a count.

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Generate N paragraphs | sentences | words of lorem-ipsum text:

It supports --format html and --copy flags with <kbd>→</kbd>.

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