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js-generate-password

v1.0.0

Published

Password Generator for using in javascript/typescript based projects.

Downloads

5,278

Readme

js-generate-password

js-generate-password is usable for every typescript and typescript based project like react, vue, node, etc. it used to generate passwords that may contain alphabets, number and symbols. The options parameter enables the user to enable or disable the characters that are used to generate random password.

The characters that may be choosen from are

  • Lowercase Characters
  • Uppercase Characters
  • Numbers
  • Symbols

The user may also specify the minimum number of character for each type.

Installation

npm install js-generate-password

or

yarn add js-generate-password

Usage

For the password to be generated, parameters are able to pass as an optional options object.

import { GeneratePassword } from "js-generate-password";

const password = GeneratePassword({
  length: 14,
  symbols: true,
});

console.log(password);

If no parameter is passed, the default parameter will be taken as :

options = {
  length: 10,
  lowercase: true,
  uppercase: true,
  numbers: true,
  symbols: false,
  exclude: "",
  minLengthLowercase: 1,
  minLengthUppercase: 1,
  minLengthNumbers: 1,
  minLengthSymbols: 0,
};

Available options

Any of these can be passed into the options object for each function.

| Name | Description | Default Value | | ------------------ | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------- | | length | Integer, length of password. | 10 | | lowercase* | Boolean, put lowercase letters in password | true | | uppercase* | Boolean, put uppercase letters in password. | true | | numbers* | Boolean, put numbers in password. | true | | symbols* | Boolean, put symbols in password. | false | | exclude | String, characters to be excluded from password. | '' | | minLengthLowercase | only if lowercase is set to true, minLengthLowercase will create a password that will have minimum number of lower case characters in the password. | 1 | | minLengthUppercase | only if uppercase is set to true, minLengthUppercase will create a password that will have minimum number of upper case characters in the password. | 1 | | minLengthNumbers | only if numbers is set to true, minLengthNumbers will create a password that will have minimum number of numbers in the password. | 1 | | minLengthSymbols | only if symbols is set to true, minLengthSymbols will create a password that will have minimum number of symbols in the password. | 1 |

  • At least one should be true.

Example

  • No Options passed.
const { GeneratePassword } = "js-generate-password";

const password = GeneratePassword();

console.log(password);

In the above case, no parameter is passed as option. Therefore the default values will be taken - which will have alphabets, both upper and lower case, numbers, and will be of length 10 characters.

xDU6izb3PV;
  • Length parameter passed.
const password = GeneratePassword({ length: 25 });
console.log(password);

The password generated is like this

U4c3KpQP5UrbZgTcrqMgFeI3R;
  • exclude parameter passed.
options = {
  exclude : 'abc567XYZ';
}

password = GeneratePassword(options);

console.log(password);

The generated password wouldn't has none of 'abc567XYZ' characters

J9yCfttQNj;

License

js-generate-password is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more details.