0.2.0 • Published 7 years ago

pwncheck-brutal v0.2.0

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Brutal Pwncheck

Why brutal?

There are many, many libraries for Troy Hunt's Pwned Passwords API.

Many of them require Node. Others bundle a lot of polyfills. My favourites include some guy's home made SHA-1 imeplementation. This library is for people looking to use the API, and nothing else.

It's browser based, and although the build compiles out await/async, even Edge supports ES6 arrow functions, so this library ships with them. That said, Edge does not support SHA-1 in Webcrypto, so that browser isn't supported either.

Non-goals

  • Returning the number of times seen. This is not a good metric, a bad password is a bad password.
  • Bundling 30KB of polyfills. I suggest looking at one of the existing libraries for this goal.
  • Running as a command line interface. This was specifically built for web based use.

Tests

I appreciate that you can mock fetch() and WebCrypto, but this code doesn't do much else. I generally take an approach of extensively writing tests, but this app would just be testing a bunch of mocks.