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5x-random-str

v1.0.4

Published

This is a randomly generated string project that can be used to generate passwords and/or strings of any length. It also allows customization of the random content range and provides the flexibility to set the delimiter positions and symbols without any s

Downloads

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Readme

introduction

This is a randomly generated string project that can be used to generate passwords and/or strings of any length. It also allows customization of the random content range and provides the flexibility to set the delimiter positions and symbols without any specific rules or restrictions.

这是一个随机生成的字符串项目,可用于生成任何长度的密码和/或字符串。它还允许自定义随机内容范围,并提供设置分隔符位置和符号的灵活性,而无需任何特定规则或限制。

install

npm install 5x-random-str

import

//commonjs
const rs5x = require("5x-random-str")

//es6+ 
import * as rs5x from "5x-random-str";

//iife
<script src="https://unpkg.com/5x-random-str/index.js"></script>
const rs5x = window["5x-random-str"];

simple default

rs5x.randomStr()
#result
a9ZOLl.@[7@K}RSA

use Number

rs5x.Number(12)
#result
280127374882

use ABC

rs5x.ABC(12)
#result
ZKVWGZYUAZSF

use abc

rs5x.abc(12)
#result
gcdglealiwyv

use ABC_abc

rs5x.ABC_abc(12)
#result
WbMaduuxDgfS

use ABC_abc_123

rs5x.ABC_abc_123()
#result
kPo4gsk5KAC6GoN5

use strongPasswd

rs5x.strongPasswd(12)
#result
#FIKz@bfMoHp

use superPasswd

rs5x.superPasswd()
#result
b,[NoxLTOV-c_1wT

use length,use default chats,use upperCase

rs5x.randomStr(20, [],  true)
#result
$C)5D})MBU*[email protected]!$

use chars array const

rs5x.randomStr(6, [rs5x.CHARS.ABC_XYZ,rs5x.CHARS.abc_xyz],  true)
#result
CGZUYF

use custom chars

rs5x.randomStr(1, ["甲乙丙丁戊己庚辛壬癸","尨"],  true)+rs5x.randomStr(1, ["子丑寅卯辰巳午未申酉戌亥"],  true)
#result
辛卯

use more chars

rs5x.randomStr(32, [
    rs5x.CHARS["+.(~)[]?}|{][,-"],
    rs5x.CHARS["!@#$%^&*()_"]],  true)
#result
^.!)]-!,!{)&])(?[[#|.?]%~]}?}]])

use separator

rs5x.randomStr(32, [
    rs5x.CHARS.ABC_XYZ,
    rs5x.CHARS.abc_xyz,
    rs5x.CHARS["1234567890"]],  false,"-")
#result
6E33-cs8K-mGBW-kg0V-toxp-dFmf-isOB-zShf

use separator step

rs5x.randomStr(32, [
    rs5x.CHARS.ABC_XYZ,
    rs5x.CHARS.abc_xyz,
    rs5x.CHARS["1234567890"]],  true,"__",5)
#result
BATL6__LVCEU__OEKGY__AFZBT__UDZCK__PIR3G__B1

use separator steps

rs5x.randomStr(32, [
    rs5x.CHARS.ABC_XYZ,
    rs5x.CHARS.abc_xyz,
    rs5x.CHARS["1234567890"]],  false,"-",[4,4,4,8])
#result
xFWh-G1N8-lYcf-skfGREvM-MoKOo63d0PZK