passworth-cli

This is a command-line interface (CLI) tool for generating passwords with customizable settings. This tool was built using Node.js and the yargs package for parsing command-line arguments.

Demo

[https://passworth.nfinit3.io/]

Getting Started

Installation

npm i passworth-cli -g

Usage

passworth [options]

Options:

• -l, --length [number]: The length of the password. Defaults to 12.
• -n, --numbers [boolean]: Include numbers in the password. Defaults to true.
• -u, --uppercase [boolean]: Include uppercase letters in the password. Defaults to true.
• -s, --special [boolean]: Include special characters in the password. Defaults to true.
• -h, --help: Show help.

Example:

passworth // Generates a random password with all default options and copies it to clipboard.
passworth -l 16 -n false // Generates a random password of 16 characters length with no numbers and copies it to clipboard.

This will generate a random password of 16 characters length and no numbers and copy the same to clipboard.

Use in your NodeJS Project

passworth-cli also provides you a module to use in your NodeJS projects for generating random passwords on the fly.

Installation

npm i passworth-cli --save

Usage

import { passworth } from 'passworth-cli';
const password = passworth(); //Generates a Random password with all paramaeters as True and length of 12 => 'AY[5c[=K0MaD'

With Paramaters

import { passworth } from 'passworth-cli';
const password = passworth(16, true, false, false); //Generates a Random password of 16 Chars with numbers and lowercases and no Special Characters or UpperCase => 'n3g1kacfqdv2owta'

You can also provide options using JSON format

import { passworth } from 'passworth-cli';
const options = {
    length: 4,
    numbers: false,
    symbols: true,
    uppercase: true,
};
const password = passworth(options); //Generates a Random password of 4 Chars with no digits => 'Qb]p'

License

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