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pass-power
Module for score of password, check required cases and get common state of password
pass-power
Simple tool for checks required conditions in password and sets scores power
Install
npm i pass-power
Usage
const {passScore, passAccept} = require('pass-power');
API
passScore(val, minPassLength, analysis)
This method return result of validation compliance with input conditions
val - Type string
minPassLength - Type number
Minimal password length
analysis - Type array
In current moment available more common cases:
- hasUppercase
- hasLowercase
- hasDigits
- hasSpecials
passScore('987654321Qq#', 8, ['hasUppercase', 'hasLowercase', 'hasDigits', 'hasSpecials'])
passAccept(resultObject)
Gets result of method passScore() and return common state of validation (true/false)
resultObject - Type object
passAccept(passScore('12345', 5, ['hasDigits']))
License
ISC©
FAQs
Module for score of password, check required cases and get common state of password
We found that pass-power 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.
Package last updated on 03 Mar 2018
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