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pw_gen

A simple password generator written in Python 3.11

Usage

Options:

pw_length = 16 # Length of the password (integer)
pw_type = "upper,lower,number,symbol,legible" # Type of the password (string)

Types:

upper = Uppercase letters
lower = Lowercase letters
number = Numbers
symbol = Symbols
legible = Legible characters (no 0, O, 1, l, I)

Example:

from pw_gen import Password
pw = Password(pw_length=16, pw_type="upper,lower,number,special,legible")
print(pw.password())

Output:

Xy4@9#3$7%8&1!23

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