moderately_password_generator
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This project is a moderately password generator. It generates a random password. You can also specify the length, num and charactor included in the password.
This project works with Ruby 2.7 or higher. Required libraries are listed in the Gemfile. You can install them with the following command.
bundle install
This project can be run from the command line. The following options are available.
moderately_password_generator [-h] [-l LENGTH] [-n NUM] [-a ADDITIONAL_CHARS]
-h : display help message.-l LENGTH : Specifies the length of the password to generate. Default is 16.-n NUM : number of passwords to generate. Default is 10.-a ADDITIONAL_CHARS : Specifies non-alphanumeric characters to be included in the password. Default is -_.The following is an example of actual program execution.
$ moderately_password_generator
leX_cmf-_bBWELYh
ov2OGligU-249_fX
N5PVT9-0V_9dSa_T
s44Xo1rgh-0ik_yL
ygSIrYeG_K-IOySo
J-up_u8O5Nm2yXx0
sl3-MW_yHhQidiX6
S0Uh77F-N_YgSDPq
e4xXguzM-Q_W8H3S
h_wglB2-PAni-Jc9
$ moderately_password_generator -l 12 -n 5 -a '%$#@'
1#@J2nUi$Y%X
a_2$v%EB#@Hl
RV0@#cC%U1$m
lIy$2r#@9%uP
ZJc#75@8$m%U
This project is released under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.
The author of this project is kazto.
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