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password-strength-bars

v1.0.9

Published

A React module to render colored bars based on password strength

Downloads

3

Readme

PasswordStrengthBars

A React module to render colored bars based on password strength

Example

The modules takes password as an prop and checks following rules on it

1. hasDigits = (string) => /\d/.test(string);
2. hasUppercase = (string) => /[A-Z]/.test(string);
3. hasLowercase = (string) => /[a-z]/.test(string);
4. hasEightLength = (string) => (string.length >= 8 ? true : false);
5. hasSpecialCharacter = (string) =>
   /._[/!`~\_;'+=@#$%^&_()\]\\,.?":{}|<>-]/.test(string);

Password is categorized into 4 types.

  1. Strong: If all above rules are passed, password will be declared as Strong and all 4 bars will get Green
  2. Good: If any 1 of the rules failed password will be declared as Good and 3 of the bars will get Blue
  3. Normal: If any 2 of the rules failed password will be declared as Normal and 2 of the bars will get Orange
  4. Weak: If any 3 of the rules failed password will be declared as Weak and 1 of the bars will get Red

Installation

npm install password-strength-bars or yarn add password-strength-bars

Usage

import PasswordStrengthBar from "password-strength-bars";
<PasswordStrengthBar password={"SamplePass123!"} />

Props

| Name | Type | Default | Description | | -------------- | ------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | password | String | "" | password for which modules will check the strength and will render bars (lines) | | containerClass | String | "" | Container className to modify any style | | showTitle | Boolean | true | If password title need to be shown below the bars | | strengthTitles | Object | { weak: "Weak",normal: "Normal", good: "Good", strong: "Strong"} | You can mofify title of the password by passing strengthTitles object |