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@edgeguideab/password-check

v1.3.0

Published

Evaluate and score passwords in the browser and on the server

Downloads

244

Readme

Install via NPM

npm install @edgeguideab/password-check

In the browser

You will need to require the module and then package your scripts using a bundler like webpack or browserify.

Usage

evaluate passwords

const pwCheck = require('@edgeguideab/password-check');
let result = pwCheck.evaluate('mynicepassword123!');

console.log(result);
// { valid: true }

add options to your evaluation

const pwCheck = require('@edgeguideab/password-check');
let result = pwCheck.evaluate('mynicepassword123!', {
  length: 16,
  allowCommon: false,
  strict: true,
  numeric: 4,
  nonAlphaNumeric: 2,
  minScore: 12
});

console.log(result);
//{ valid: false, reason: 'CONTAINS_COMMON_PATTERNS' }

Options

| Name | Type | Description | | ------------------- | ------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | length | Number | The minimum length a password has to be to be valid | | allowCommon | Boolean | Invalidates all passwords matching one of the most common 1500 passwords | | strict | Boolean | Invalidates all passwords containing (as a substring) one of the most common 1500 passwords | | upperCase / capital | Number | The minimum number of capital characters needed for a password to be valid | | lowerCase / small | Number | The minimum number of small characters needed for a password to be valid | | numeric | Number | The minimum number of numeric characters for a password to be valid | | nonAlphanumeric | Number | The minimum number of non-alphanumeric characters for a password to be valid | | minScore | Number | The minimum score the password needs to yield for it to be accepted |

Errors

These errors are reported back from the evaluate function. They are pretty self explanatory, but here goes. | Name | Description | |-----------------|-----------------------------------------------------------------| | TOO_COMMON | The password was found among the 1500 most common passwords | | TOO_FEW_CAPITAL_LETTERS | The password contained too few capital characters | | TOO_FEW_SMALL_LETTERS | The password contained too few small characters | | CONTAINS_COMMON_PATTERNS | A part of the password was found among the 1500 most common | | TOO_FEW_NUMERIC_CHARACTERS | The password contained too few numeric characters (only with the numeric option) | | TOO_FEW_NON_ALPHANUMERIC_CHARACTERS | The password contained too few alphanumeric characters (only with the alphanumeric option) | | SCORE_TOO_LOW | The password scored too low | | TOO_SHORT | The password was too short |

score passwords

const pwCheck = require('@edgeguideab/password-check');
let score = pwCheck.score('mynicepassword123!');
console.log(score);
// 16.2

score with options

const pwCheck = require('@edgeguideab/password-check');
let score = pwCheck.score('mynicepassword123!', {
  checkForCommon: true
});
console.log(score);
// 8.1

The scoring function will impose a penalty for passwords containing words from the 1500 most commonly used passwords if the checkForCommon flag is set to true. The default is false.

Acknowledgements

All passwords in the top 1500 most common list were taken from the list provided by Koshevoy Dmitry at passwordrandom.com

Author

EdgeGuide AB