SurakshaMitra 2.1.0

A Python package for validating emails, phone numbers, password strength checking, strong password generation, and file validation.

SurakshaMitra

SurakshaMitra 🔐 is your security companion for managing passwords 🔑 and validating email 📨 addresses.

Features ☕

• Check password strength 💪🏻
• Generate strong passwords ♨️
• Validate email addresses 📧

Installation

Install SurakshaMitra using pip:

pip install SurakshaMitra

Usage

1. Check Password Strength

To check the strength of a password, use the check_strength() function:

from SurakshaMitra.password_strength import check_strength

password = "YourPassword123!"
result = check_strength(password)
print(result)

output

This will output the strength of the password as one of the following categories:

-Weak

-Average

-Medium

-Strong

-Very Strong

2. Generate Strong Passwords

To generate a strong password, use the generate_password() function:

from SurakshaMitra.password_generator import generate_password

password = generate_password(length=12)  # Specify the length of the password
print("Generated Password:", password)

output

This will generate a random, strong password with a mix of characters, numbers, and special symbols.

3. Validate Email Address

To validate an email address, use the validate_email() function:

from SurakshaMitra.email_validator import validate_email

email = "[e-mail]"
is_valid = validate_email(email)
if is_valid:
    print(f"{email} is a valid email address.")
else:
    print(f"{email} is not a valid email address.")

4. Validate Phone Number 📞

To validate a phone number for all countries, use the validate_phone_number() function:

from SurakshaMitra.phone_validator import validate_phone_number

phone_number = "[phone]"  # Example number
is_valid = validate_phone_number(phone_number)
if is_valid:
    print(f"{phone_number} is a valid phone number.")
else:
    print(f"{phone_number} is not a valid phone number.")

Output:

If the phone number is valid, it will return True, otherwise False.

5. Validate File Upload 📁

To validate file uploads based on size and file type, use the validate_file_upload() function:

from SurakshaMitra.file_upload_validator import validate_file_upload

file_path = "example.pdf"
allowed_types = ["pdf", "jpg", "png"]  # Specify allowed file extensions
max_size_mb = 5  # Set maximum file size in MB

is_valid = validate_file_upload(file_path, allowed_types, max_size_mb)
if is_valid:
    print(f"{file_path} is a valid file upload.")
else:
    print(f"{file_path} is not allowed.")

Output:

This will check if the file meets the allowed types and size limit.

☕ For any issues or questions, feel free to raise an issue in the GitHub repository.

Explanation:

• Password Strength: This demonstrates how to use the check_strength() function to evaluate the strength of a password.
• Password Generator: Shows how to use the generate_password() function to create a strong password.
• Email Validator: Guides the user to use validate_email() to check if an email address is formatted correctly.
• Phone Number Validator: Explains how the validate_phone_number() function checks if a phone number is valid for all countries.
• File Upload Validator: Demonstrates how validate_file_upload() ensures that uploaded files meet specific size and type restrictions.

Contribution 🤝

We welcome contributions! Feel free to submit a pull request or open an issue in our GitHub repository.