randpass

Crates.iorandpass
lib.rsrandpass
version0.1.1
sourcesrc
created_at2024-09-30 09:42:10.194447
updated_at2024-09-30 10:38:27.935374
descriptionSecure password generator featuring a customizable character set, entropy calculation, and more.
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repositoryhttps://github.com/okada9/randpass
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Hiroki Okada (okada9)

documentation

https://docs.rs/randpass

README

randpass

randpass is a secure password generator written in Rust, featuring a customizable character set, entropy calculation, and more.

Usage

randpass [OPTIONS]

Options

Option Description
-l, --length <PASSWORD_LENGTH> Length of the password [default: 20]
-u, --uppercase Use uppercase letters and digits only
-L, --lowercase Use lowercase letters and digits only
-d, --digits Use digits only
-s, --symbols Use all letters, digits, and symbols
-b, --base <BASE_CHARSET> Custom base character set to use
-r, --regex <REGEX_PATTERN> Regex pattern for allowed characters [default: [A-Za-z0-9]]
-e, --extra <EXTRA_CHARSET> Extra characters to include
-n, --number <PASSWORD_QUANTITY> Number of passwords to generate [default: 1]
-f, --format <FORMAT_STRING> Customize the output format of the password
-N, --no-newline Do not print the trailing newline character
-D, --delimiter <DELIMITER> Use a custom delimiter
-q, --quiet Do not warn about weak passwords
-v, --verbose Always output the strength of the password
-F, --fail Terminate if the password is weak

Examples

-l, --length <PASSWORD_LENGTH>

Create a password of a specific length:

randpass -l 15

-u, --uppercase

Create a password that consists only of uppercase letters and digits:

randpass -u

-L, --lowercase

Create a password that consists only of lowercase letters and digits:

randpass -L

-d, --digits

Create a password that consists only of digits:

randpass -d

-s, --symbols

Create a password that consists of all letters, digits, and symbols:

randpass -s

-b, --base <BASE_CHARSET>

Create a password using a custom base character set:

randpass -b 'abc123!@#'

The above command produces 1acb@a3b132c#aa3a3@1. The default character set includes all alphanumeric characters (A–Z, a–z, and 0–9).

-r, --regex <REGEX_PATTERN>

Create a password with characters that match a specific regex pattern:

randpass -r '[A-Z0-9]'

The above command produces 7F3X2EQKMS6R7H1O07AY.

-e, --extra <EXTRA_CHARSET>

Create a password that contains one or more instances of specific characters:

randpass -e '!@#$%'

The above command produces O$DqiC@$E#rR#y!I1A%D. Every letter in the extra character set will occur at least once.

-n, --number <PASSWORD_QUANTITY>

Create multiple passwords at once:

randpass -n 10

-f, --format <FORMAT_STRING>

Customize the output format of the password. Use {} as a placeholder for the password:

randpass -f 'Your password is: {}'

Any other text will be included as-is.

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