R/compliment_of_the_day.R
compliment_of_the_day.RdProduces a single compliment that is deterministic for a given date:
calling compliment_of_the_day() more than once for the same day
returns the same compliment. Internally this seeds the random number
generator with set.seed(), then restores whatever RNG state existed
beforehand, so it will not disturb reproducibility elsewhere in your
session (e.g. a set.seed() you called earlier).
compliment_of_the_day(
date = Sys.Date(),
weirdness = 0,
mood = "sincere",
profanity = "none",
shakespearean = FALSE
)A Date, or a string coercible to one via as.Date().
Defaults to today's date.
See compliment().
A single compliment string.
compliment_of_the_day()
#> [1] "Your spirit is nothing short of creative."
compliment_of_the_day("2026-01-01")
#> [1] "You have a remarkably insightful perspective."
compliment_of_the_day(Sys.Date(), weirdness = 1)
#> [1] "Scientists remain baffled by your tectonically unstable toaster intuition."
compliment_of_the_day(mood = "grumpy", shakespearean = TRUE)
#> [1] "Thy prattle is unburdensome -- by thy standards, at least."