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angular-material-password-strength

v0.3.1

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A Directive for Angular to validate the strength of passwords

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Readme

Material Password Strength Input for AngularJS

This is a refactor of original nickel.minStrength of Alexander Nickel

Demo

View online demo

Original README

A directive for Angular to validate the strength of passwords

Ever needed to validate the strength of the password a user is trying to set?

Please Note that this Module requires zxcvbn.

Install

The easiest way is to install via bower:

bower install nickel.minStrength

zxcvbn is set as dependency in bower.json, and will be installed automatically when you install via bower.

How to use

Load zxcvbn and this Module inside your DOM, set this Module as dependency in your AngularJS-App, and you're ready to go:

<form name="signupForm">
  <input name="password" type="password" min-strength="4" ng-model="user.password">
  <p ng-if="signupForm.password.$error.minStrength">The given Password is too weak!</p>
</form>

The value for the min-strength-attribute is referring directly to the score-property coming from zxcvbn, and can therefore be a value between 0 and 4. If you want to know more, then please take a look here