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passlify

v1.2.4

Published

Passlify is a robust password validation and generation library for JavaScript and TypeScript, with built-in React components for easy integration into web applications.

Downloads

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Readme

Passlify

Passlify is a robust password validation and generation library for JavaScript and TypeScript, with built-in React components for easy integration into web applications.

Installation

npm install passlify

Usage

Basic usage

const Passlify = require('passlify');

const options = {
  min_characters: 8,
  max_characters: 30,
  special_chars: true,
  min_special_chars: 1,
  alpha: true,
  numeric: true,
  min_alpha: 1,
  min_numeric: 1,
  uppercase: true,
  lowercase: true,
  min_uppercase: 1,
  min_lowercase: 1,
  blacklist: ['password123', 'qwerty123'],
};

const passlify = new Passlify(options);

// Password validation
const result = passlify.check('P@ssw0rd123!');
console.log(result);

// Password generation
const generatedPassword = passlify.generatePassword();
console.log('Generated password:', generatedPassword);

TypeScript usage

import Passlify from 'passlify';

// ... rest of the code is the same as in the JavaScript example

React Component

import React from 'react';
import { PasswordStrengthChecker } from 'passlify';

function App() {
  return (
    <div>
      <h1>Password Strength Checker</h1>
      <PasswordStrengthChecker />
    </div>
  );
}

Password Generation Examples

  1. Generate a password with default options:
const passlify = new Passlify();
const password = passlify.generatePassword();
console.log('Default generated password:', password);
  1. Generate a longer password:
const longPasswordOptions = {
  min_characters: 16,
  max_characters: 20,
  special_chars: true,
  min_special_chars: 2,
  alpha: true,
  numeric: true,
  min_alpha: 8,
  min_numeric: 2,
  uppercase: true,
  lowercase: true,
  min_uppercase: 2,
  min_lowercase: 2,
};

const passlifyLong = new Passlify(longPasswordOptions);
const longPassword = passlifyLong.generatePassword();
console.log('Long generated password:', longPassword);
  1. Generate a password without special characters:
const noSpecialCharsOptions = {
  min_characters: 12,
  max_characters: 16,
  special_chars: false,
  alpha: true,
  numeric: true,
  min_alpha: 8,
  min_numeric: 2,
  uppercase: true,
  lowercase: true,
  min_uppercase: 1,
  min_lowercase: 1,
};

const passlifyNoSpecial = new Passlify(noSpecialCharsOptions);
const noSpecialPassword = passlifyNoSpecial.generatePassword();
console.log('Password without special characters:', noSpecialPassword);

API

Passlify(options)

Creates a new Passlify instance with the given options.

passlify.check(password)

Checks a password against the defined rules and returns a validation result.

passlify.generatePassword()

Generates a password that meets all the defined rules.

passlify.checkAsync(password)

Asynchronously checks a password against the defined rules.

Contributing

Please read CONTRIBUTING.md for details on our code of conduct, and the process for submitting pull requests to us.

License

This project is licensed under the ISC License - see the LICENSE file for details.