How to use the animejs.random function in animejs

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        rotate: () => [anime.random(-50, 50), 0],
      },

        translateY: () => [anime.random(-15, 15), anime.random(-200, 200)],
        scale: () => [0.2, randomBetween(0.5, 1)],

translateX: t => [
        t.dataset.x,
        anime.random(-500, 500) + parseFloat(t.dataset.x)
      ],
      translateY: t => [

rotateZ: () => {
                return anime.random(-10, 10)
              },
              duration: 1000,

        translateY: () => [anime.random(-100, 0), anime.random(-400, -50)],
        scale: () => {

        duration: () => anime.random(1000, 4000),
        delay: (t, i) => i * 20,

next: () => {
            return anime.random(0, 90)
          },
          previous: () => {

next: () => {
            return anime.random(0, 25)
          },
          previous: () => {

translateX: () => {
                return anime.random(-60, 60)
              },
              translateY: () => {

        delay: () => anime.random(0, 80),
        easing: 'easeInOutExpo',