Hi Jon, do you think you could add a LICENSE to this repo and update the npm package? I'd love to use this for some work stuff, but policy prevents me from doing so while no license is defined.

Courtesy Links:
https://help.github.com/articles/adding-a-license-to-a-repository/

Would be nice if you could update the npm package!

Thank you for your time.

Best Regards
Philipp

Is the below snippet the default random seed?

gen.init_genrand((new Date).getTime() % 1000000000);

If it is it could be unexpected behavior. Because when executed in parallel the chances of matching initial seeds increases like it did in my app where I executed code in parallel.

My issues were gone when I manually set the seeds with a combination of both a date timestamp and Math.random()

I think the principle of least astonishment here would to make the initial seed collision less likely when running code in parallel such as running selenium browser tests.