secure-password-utility v1.5.7
secure-password-utility
This NodeJS-password utility encourages the use of strong passwords in front-end applications.
To install this package, run npm i secure-password-utility.
When you call weakPasswordChecker you will get a boolean value.
Weak passwords like Passkey!@#41 or common words will also return false.
The weakPasswordChecker function will validate your input by ensuring that the password length is more than 11.
It also confirms that the input contains a number and the combination of a special character,lowercase and uppercase.
Once you display the conditions in your UI, this function will enforce the validation.
Quick Setup
Install the plugin using npm i secure-password-utility
In your
Node/Angular/React/Vue application:
Install 'Types' plugin by running npm i -D @types/node
Include
"types": [
"node"
],in your tsconfig.json file and restart your IDE.
Usage
*Validate password strength Syntax: securePasswordUtility.weakPasswordChecker('yourSamplePassword', lengthOfYourPassword); N.B. Ensure the length of the password you want to validate is at least 12-characters long.
*Generate a strong password Syntax: securePasswordUtility.createStrongPassword(lengthOfYourPassword); N.B. The password length must be more than 12.
*Generate a product key Syntax: securePasswordUtility.productKeyGenerator(lengthOfYourProductKey); N.B. The password length must be a multiple of 4 or 5 between 16 and 100 e.g. 16 or 25
const securePasswordUtility = require('secure-password-utility'); // Add this in your top-level class or filefunction SampleCall () async {
    let passwordStrength = false;
    await securePasswordUtility.weakPasswordChecker('k%&%N8Ey4$Yx$Fp$A8', 18)
        .then((response) => {
            passwordStrength = response
    })
    if(passwordStrength) {
        console.log("secure password");
    } else {
        console.log("weak password");
    }
}function SamplePasswordCreator () async {     
    let generatedPassword;
       await securePasswordUtility.createStrongPassword(16).then((response) => {
            generatedPassword = response;
       })
    console.log("Your autogenerated password is ", generatedPassword);
}function SampleProductKeyGenerator () {
     const generatedPassword = securePasswordUtility.productKeyGenerator(24);
     console.log("Your product key is ", generatedPassword);
}function BatchProductKeyGenerator () {
     const generatedPassword = securePasswordUtility.batchProductKeyGenerator(25, 100);
     console.log("Your product key is ", generatedPassword);
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