This is a crate about generate random passwords.
To learn Rust.
Rust 1.39 or higher.
```shell script $ git clone https://github.com/TENX-S/randpwd $ cd randpwd
$ cargo run --release --example rpg_test
$ cargo run --release --example rpg_test 16 2 3
$ cargo run --release --example rpg_test 200000 200 300 ```
Do not try a very large number, even it's programly allowed, like i128::MAX
,
unless you got extremely large RAM and great CPU,
or you may got a blue screen or any unpredictable behaviours that will harm your computer hardware or unsaved files since you don't set a right UNIT
number.
UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES YOU USE THIS CRATE AND THE RESULT IT CAUSED, NO ONE WILL BE RESPONIBLE FOR YOU BEHAVIOURS.
In Cargo.toml
:
toml
rand_pwd = "1"
You may want to use the latest feature(not stable and may requires nightly Rust):
toml
rand_pwd = { git = "https://github.com/TENX-S/rand_pwd", branch = "master" }
Here's the simply demo of partital API: ```rust use rand_pwd::{ RandPwd, ToRandPwd };
fn main() {
let mut r_p = RandPwd::new(10, 2, 3); // For now, it's empty. Use method `join` to generate the password
r_p.join(); // Now `r_p` has some content, be kept in its `content` field
println!("{}", r_p); // Print it on the screen
// One possible output: 7$pA7yMCw=2DPGN
// Or you can build from an existing `&str`
let mut r_p = RandPwd::from("=tE)n5f`sidR>BV"); // 10 letters, 4 symbols, 1 number
// You can rebuild a random password and with equivalent amount of letters, symbols and numbers. Like below
r_p.join();
println!("{}", r_p);
// One possible output: qS`Xlyhpmg~"V8[
// All the `String` and `&str` has implemented trait `ToRandPwd`
// which means you can use method `to_randpwd` to convert a `String` or `&str` to `RandPwd`
let mut r_p = "n4jpstv$dI,.z'K".to_randpwd().unwrap();
// Panic! Has non-ASCII character(s)!
// let mut r_p = RandPwd::from("🦀️🦀️🦀️");
// let mut r_p = "🦀️🦀️🦀️".to_randpwd();
}
```
Any PR is welcome!
MIT