hrp

hrp generates Human-Readable Passwords

hrp uses libsodium (through sodiumoxide) for cryptographically-secure psudeorandom number generation (CSPRNG).

hrp selects words from a list of the 10,000 most common medium-length (5-8 characters) English words, as determined by the Google Trillion Word Corpus.

hrp's default password format (WWWDDDD) results in 9,997,000,200,000,000 possible passwords.

Usage

``` hrp 0.1.1 Ian Brault ian.brault@engineering.ucla.edu

hrp generates human-readable passwords.

USAGE: hrp [OPTIONS] [FORMAT]

ARGS: Specifies the format of the generated password. Can be provided as a single string or multiple strings. Defaults to WWWDDDD. Acceptable format characters are (case-insensitive): W - word D - digit

OPTIONS: -h, --help Prints help information -v, --version Prints version information ```

Installation

hrp can be installed with cargo

• Note that the binary file may be larger than expected, as it contains debug symbols. To remove these, run strip on the binary

$ cargo install hrp

Building

hrp can also be built from source

$ git clone https://github.com/ianbrault/hrp $ cd hrp $ cargo build --release $ ./target/release/hrp --version hrp 0.1.1