1.1.2 • Published 6 years ago
strict-password-generator v1.1.2
strict-password-generator
Generate a random password with strict requirements
Install
$ npm install strict-password-generator --save
Usage
const PasswordGenerator = require('strict-password-generator').default;
const passwordGenerator = new PasswordGenerator();
// return value is a unique randomly generated password string
let password = passwordGenerator.generatePassword();
Options
Pass options object to passwordGenerator.generatePassword()
Possible special characters : '!', '@', '#', '$', '%', '^', '*', '+', '_', '-', '=', ':', ';', '?'
Name | Type | Default Value |
---|---|---|
upperCaseAlpha | Bool | true |
lowerCaseAlpha | Bool | true |
number | Bool | true |
specialCharacter | Bool | true |
minimumLength | Int (Must be >= 4) | 8 |
maximumLength | Int | minimumLength + 4 |
exactLength | Int | none |
Examples
const PasswordGenerator = require('strict-password-generator').default;
const passwordGenerator = new PasswordGenerator();
const options = {
upperCaseAlpha : false,
lowerCaseAlpha : true,
number : true,
specialCharacter : false,
minimumLength : 10,
maximumLength : 12
}
let password = passwordGenerator.generatePassword(options);
console.log(password); // example string : qa5859qoz8
const PasswordGenerator = require('strict-password-generator').default;
const passwordGenerator = new PasswordGenerator();
// exactLength will always override minimumLength and maximumLength
const options = {
minimumLength : 10,
maximumLength : 12,
exactLength : 15
}
let password = passwordGenerator.generatePassword(options);
console.log(password); // example string : 5eT1c^n9,`35C5}