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password-jenerator

v1.0.0

Published

generates password based on input length, startsWith and endsWith parameters. Created on a weekend just for fun.

Downloads

2

Readme

A simple Password Generator

How to use

import { generatePassword } from "password-jenerator";

let password = generatePassword();

password -> C@4sDEKO!o

Arguments it accepts

password length

you can pass a number as first argument which specifies the length of the password

let password = generatePassword(12);

output -> Password123@
which contains 12 characters.

password starting characters

you can pass a startsWith argument to indicate that the password should start with the passed characters.

let password = generatePassword(12, "hello");

output -> helloord123@
which contains 12 characters and starts with hello.

password ending characters

you can pass an endsWith argument to indicate that the password should end with the passed characters.

let password = generatePassword(12, "hi", "world");

output -> hioord1world
which contains 12 characters and starts with hi and ends with world.

Note: If you are providing startsWith and endsWith arguments, Please make sure that length of neither of them nor sum of them is not more than the length of the password which is passed as the first argument!