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sorcerykey

v1.2.4

Published

A CLI password generator for those times when u can't think of one

Downloads

2

Readme

SorceryKey

Enchanted Password Generator

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SorceryKey is a mystical npm package for generating random passwords with magical flair. Unleash the power of randomness and weave your own enchanted keys.

  • An NPM Package for Generating Random Password... But there are already many? Why not another one 😉

Installation:

To run SorceryKey, use the following npm command:

npx sorcerykey

Yes! That's it now you have a password generator in your Command Line Interface. ✨

Options

  • -h, --help Mention the package and give the list of flags you can use!
  • -l, --length <n> Specify the length of the password (integer).

Example Usage

If you want a password of length 15.

npx sorcerykey -l 15
npx sorcerykey -h