passmaster v1.0.7

��# PassMaster

Welcome to your Trusted Companion for Instant, Secure, and Random Password Generation. This is a small, ongoing project where I'm continuously enhancing the features. Easily craft unique character combinations with a single command, tailoring the length, type, and quantity of characters to your needs. You can even personalize with prefixes or suffixes, aligning with your preferences.💡 Safeguarding your accounts and data has never been simpler, making it ideal for swiftly creating accounts and elevating your online security. Join me on this journey of refinement and empowerment! ✨🔒

This is a small personal project to put my knowledge into practice in node.js. If you'd like to use it, go ahead, it would make me happy! 😃

Working on...

Working on a new implementation for encrypting and decrypting passwords. 🔧 💻

Quick start

To install PassMaster, use the following command :

 npm i passmaster

usage :

import { passMasterGenerator } from "passmaster";

let generatedPassword = passMasterGenerator({
    leng: 8,
    number: true,
    upper: false,
    specialChar: false,
    specialCharClient: ["^", "*", "_", "-", ":", ";", ",", ".", "/"],
    changeS: false,
});

The properties shown above are the default values. There are certain features they must have :

• leng : Length of 6 to 16 characters.
• number : If you want to add numbers to the generated password, use true or false values.
• upper : If you want to add uppercase letters to the generated password, use true or false values.
• specialChar : If you want to add special characters "^", "*", "_", "-", ":", ";", ",", ".", "/" to the generated password, use true or false values. (The default values in changeS cannot be used here)
• specialCharClient : If you want to use other special characters and not use the default ones, you just need to set specialCharClient: "your_symbol", "your_symbol", "your_symbol", and in your_symbol, place the characters you wish to use.
• changeS : If you want to replace some letters with special characters in the generated password, use true or false values. Default symbols and their corresponding letters : "@", "!", "$", "&", "%", "~", "+", "<", "|", "#" | a, i, s, y, x, n, t, c, l, o (Affects both uppercase and lowercase)