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random-email-password

v1.0.1

Published

generate random email,password or both

Downloads

71

Readme

Random Email and Password Generator

This module provides functions to generate random email addresses and passwords with customizable options.

Install

$ npm install --save random-email-password

Example Usage

var randomEmailPassword = require('random-email-password');

OR

const {randomEmail,randomPassword,generateEmailAndPassword}=require('random-email-password');

    // API
    // randomEmailPassword([options]);
    
    // options
    // - domain
    // - length 
    // - capitalize 
    // - includeNumbers 
    // - includeSpecialChars

Functions

randomEmail(options)

Generates a random email address.

Parameters:

  • options (Object): Configuration options.
    • length (number, optional): Length of the email username. Default is 5.
    • domain (string, optional): Domain of the email. Default is "example.com".
    • capitalize (boolean, optional): Whether to capitalize the username. Default is false.
    • includeNumbers (boolean, optional): Whether to include numbers in the username. Default is true.
    • includeSpecialChars (boolean, optional): Whether to include special characters in the username. Default is false.

Returns:

  • string: Generated email address.

randomPassword(options)

Generates a random password.

Parameters:

  • options (Object): Configuration options.
    • minLength (number, optional): Minimum length of the password. Default is 8.
    • maxLength (number, optional): Maximum length of the password. Default is 20.
    • includeNumbers (boolean, optional): Whether to include numbers in the password. Default is true.
    • includeLowercase (boolean, optional): Whether to include lowercase letters in the password. Default is true.
    • includeUppercase (boolean, optional): Whether to include uppercase letters in the password. Default is true.
    • includeSpecialChars (boolean, optional): Whether to include special characters in the password. Default is true.

Returns:

  • string: Generated password.

generateEmailAndPassword(emailLength, domain, passwordOptions)

Generates a random email and password.

Parameters:

  • emailLength (number): Length of the email's local part.
  • domain (string): Domain of the email.
  • passwordOptions (Object, optional): Options for generating the password.
    • minLength (number, optional): Minimum length of the password. Default is 8.
    • maxLength (number, optional): Maximum length of the password. Default is 20.
    • includeNumbers (boolean, optional): Whether to include numbers in the password. Default is true.
    • includeLowercase (boolean, optional): Whether to include lowercase letters in the password. Default is true.
    • includeUppercase (boolean, optional): Whether to include uppercase letters in the password. Default is true.
    • includeSpecialChars (boolean, optional): Whether to include special characters in the password. Default is true.

Returns:

  • Object: An object containing the generated email and password.

Contributing

Pull requests and stars are highly welcome.

For bugs and feature requests, please