Cannot return the value of randomWords without console.log about random-words HOT 1 CLOSED

randomWords returns a word to your code, which is then responsible for doing something with it. It does not write things to React, or the console, or anywhere else. It just generates words.

The simplest thing you can do with it is pass it to console.log, but there is no restriction on what you do with it. For instance, you could write something like this in vanilla JavaScript:

document.querySelector('#some-input-element').value = randomWords();

And now the input element with that id would contain the word.

In a React component, you could use random-words to initialize a property in this.state, but this isn't a feature of random-words itself, because random-words is only responsible for its own job (returning a word to your code).

from random-words.