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random-web-token
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you can generate tokens with (a-z, a-Z, a-Z + 0-9 ...etc) or with your own characters easily
npm install random-web-token
const token = require("random-web-token");
console.log(token.generate("extra", 50)) // -> sHF3p8zZCTdAmJ0cyS60NK9RRPXi6NQ42zdUbigMBZYZY0504H
same as token.generate() function, but returns with promise in async function
const newToken = await token.promiseGenerate("extra", 50)
console.log(newToken) // -> sHF3p8zZCTdAmJ0cyS60NK9RRPXi6NQ42zdUbigMBZYZY0504H
functions has 2 parameters
first parameter is a string
second parameter is a number, this tells you the length of the token
use the saltingWithMyCharacters() function in async function
Sample:
const newToken = await token.saltingWithMyCharacters("abc123", 50)
generate a 50 length token with a,b,c characters and with 1,2,3 numbers
FAQs
Generate customizable random strings (tokens) using secure charsets with validation – zero dependencies.
The npm package random-web-token receives a total of 17 weekly downloads. As such, random-web-token popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that random-web-token demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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