kpass-gen 0.2.1

kpass is a simple password generator based on full name, age, and birthdate.

kpass

kpass is a Python library that:

1. Generates hundreds (or thousands) of password combinations based on a person’s full name, age, and date of birth.
2. Applies “leet”-style substitutions (e.g., A → 4, S → $, E → 3).
3. Calculates password strength according to length, digit presence, special characters, mixed case, and absence of simple numeric sequences.
4. Automatically saves generated passwords to a .txt file with progress bars powered by the rich library.

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📦 Installation

pip install kpass-gen

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🚀 Example Usage

1. Generating Passwords

from kpass import generator

# Generate hundreds of password combinations based on personal data
generator(
    name="Johnny Silverhand",
    age="34",
    birth_date="16/11/1988"
)

This will create a file named pass_generated.txt (in the default or specified folder) containing all valid passwords between 6 and 18 characters, with a progress bar shown during generation.

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2. Applying Leet-Style Substitutions

from kpass import aplly_ciphers

original = "Panam Palmer"
leet = aplly_ciphers(original)
print(leet)  # → "|D4|\|4/\/\ |D41/\/\312" (example)

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3. Saving Passwords Manually

If you already have a list of passwords and only want to save them:

from kpass import save_to_txt

passwords = ["2077!", "Johnny34@", "V24!23"]
save_to_txt(passwords, file_name="my_passwords.txt")

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4. Checking Password Strength

from kpass import verify

# Returns a numeric score (0–6)
score = verify(password="J4ckw$$l190s", want_verdict=False)
print(score)        # → 6

# Returns a hashtag verdict
label = verify(password="J4ckw$$l190s", want_verdict=True)
print(label)        # → "#very_strong"

Score	Verdict	Description
0	#very_weak	Very weak
1–2	#weak	Weak
3	#mean	Average
4	#good	Good
5	#strong	Strong
6	#very_strong	Very strong

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🔧 API Reference

generator(
    name: str,
    age: str,
    birth_date: str
) -> None

• Generates and saves password combinations automatically to pass_generated.txt.

aplly_ciphers(
    text: str
) -> str

• Transforms the input text using leet-style substitutions defined in the internal dictionary.

save_to_txt(
    passwords: list[str],
    file_name: str = "pass_generated.txt"
) -> None

• Saves the list of passwords to a text file, displaying a progress bar in the terminal.

verify(
    password: str,
    want_verdict: bool = True
) -> int | str

• Evaluates the strength of a password: returns a numeric score (0–6) or, if want_verdict=True, the corresponding hashtag verdict.

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✅ Requirements

• Python 3.6 or higher
• rich

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📄 License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.