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cipherforge

v1.0.3

Published

Simple generation package and password test

Downloads

27

Readme

Cipher Forge Librairy Documentation

npm version Downloads

Please use 1.0.3 or upper version !

Introduction

The Cipher Forge library is designed to provide functionality for password and cryptographic key generation, along with security testing features.

Classes

CipherCraft Core class for password and key generation.

CipherForge Class for testing the security of passwords.

Getting Started

Installation

npm install cipherforge

Importing

const {CipherCraft, CipherForge} = require('cipherforge');
const craft = new CipherCraft();
const forge = new CipherForge();

CipherCraft Class

Methods

CustomPassword(options: object): string

Generates a custom password based on specified options.

Parameters:

  • options (optional): An object with the following properties:
    • length (number, default: 12): Length of the password.
    • useLowercase (boolean, default: true): Include lowercase characters.
    • useUppercase (boolean, default: true): Include uppercase characters.
    • useNumbers (boolean, default: true): Include numeric characters.
    • useSymbols (boolean, default: true): Include symbol characters.
    • customCharset (string, default: ''): Custom character set.

Returns:

A generated password.

Example

const customPassword = cipher.CustomPassword({
  length: 16,
  useLowercase: true,
  useUppercase: true,
  useNumbers: true,
  useSymbols: true,
});

BasicPassword(charset: string, length: number): string

Generates a basic password from the given character set and length.

Parameters:

  • charset (string): Character set for password generation.
  • length (number): Length of the password.

Returns:

A generated password.

Example

const basicPassword = cipher.BasicPassword(cipher.charsets.lowercase + cipher.charsets.numeric, 10);

Key(length: number): string

Generates a cryptographic key with a specified length.

Parameters:

  • length (number, default: 32): Length of the key.

Returns:

A generated key.

Example

const cryptographicKey = cipher.Key();

RandInt(max: number): number

Generates a random integer within the specified range.

Parameters:

  • max (number): Maximum value (exclusive).

Returns:

A random integer.

Example

const cryptographicKey = cipher.RandInt(32);

CipherForge Class

Methods

Test(password: string): object

Tests the security of a password based on various criteria.

Parameters:

  • password (string): Password to test.

Returns:

An object containing security information.

Example



const passwordToTest = 'SecurePassword123!';

// Test the security of the password
const securityInfo = forge.Test(passwordToTest);

console.log('Security Information:', securityInfo);

{
  isSecure: true, // or false
  totalScore: 85,
  details: {
    lengthScore: 40,
    diversityScore: 25,
    specialCharactersScore: 20,
    dictionaryScore: 0,
  },
}