Generate human-readable passphrases
This is a CLI that uses niceware to generate readable passwords or convert random bytes into a passphrase.
$ npm install -g nicepass
$ nicepass --help
Usage
$ nicepass <string|number>
Examples
$ nicepass
circularly transportal hypotenuse browsing framework
$ nicepass 10
workaholism washday liposoluble pinyon crosstalk
$ nicepass 79446c84988885a444af
lauderdale indisposition overgraze microcosm encomia
$ nicepass 'wigglier singing bicyclist clasher barrow haltering twirler asap'
fba4cb24113123240d975fcfea1d085d
All credit goes to yan for creating niceware, the API for this module.
MIT © Alex Cross
FAQs
Generate human-readable passphrases
We found that nicepass demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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