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There is no support for translations. For instance, I refer to my mother as "mum," not "mom." But I would imagine this is even more troublesome for users who want to greet their mothers in different languages.

I suggest creating an api that calls your mom.

Just funny that we had the same idea

We've been working on our own Mom mobile app and this package has been a great solution for some of our problems. However, it seems the package is limited to only returning one mom, what if we need to return more moms? We propose the mother function should be able to take a single mother or multiple mothers and return the proper mother or mothers.

We think that the input for the mother should take an object or set of objects that have a mother parameter and a language parameter so you can return the mother with specific languages or a global option to translate all mothers to one language.

{ mother: 'Ana de Armas', language: 'EN' }

Aren't they the same thing?

I have been saying "hi" to my mom using this library , I just noticed that my mom doesn't seem to care much about it , she said she wants me to say good morning instead , she said it is weird to say "hi mom" randomly at 7am

"mamà" is only used by the Barcelona bourgeoisie. "mare" is formal, "mama" is genuine and popular.

Ref.: https://esadir.cat/entrades/fitxa/node/parepapa

Hello.
I don't know if this is expected behaviour, but I can also greet my dad:

console.log(hiMom("Dad")); // Hi, Dad!

Thanks.

It appears as though there is a test case to avoid this:

test("should not say hi to dad", () => {
  expect(hiMom()).not.toBe("Hi, dad!");
});

but I can just put "Dad" in hiMom instead.

It would be cool too support the feature to BLAZINGLY FAST say Hi to other people's moms too if needed :P

I can work on this issue if @tsivinsky don't mind

This should generate unique NFT for every "Hi, mom" allowing user's of this library to put it on Opensea and sell for some juicy dollars.

I can say hi to mom, but mom can't say hi back. Let's fix that
I propose
HiSon()
and
HiDaughter()
or HiChild() if you want to keep it gender neutral