psmanager 0.0.3

A simple password manager for Python

PSmanager Release 0.0.3

This is a python package which helps managing passwords.

Features

• It can create random passwords using - createPassword()
• It can do checks for the password's strength using - checkPasswordStrength()
• It can save passwords securely using - savePassword()
• More features will be added in future

Update

• Fixed Bugs in checkPasswordStrength()
• Updated method used for generating strong passwords.

Installation

Do pip install psmanager in your terminal to install the latest version of psmanager.

How to use it?

To use this package, create a .py file and type import psmanager or from psmanager import <function name>.

generatePassword()

Generates a 14 characters long random but very strong and hard to guess password for your systems and accounts.

for example :-

Code

import psmanager
password = psmanager.generatePassword()  # This returns a string

print("Random Generated Password: ", password)

Output

Random Generated Password: xqzlvu03519*bq

savePassword()

Saves your randomly generated password in password.txt.

for example :-

Code

import psmanager
password = psmanager.generatePassword()
psmanager.savePassword(password)

Output

On Console

Successfully saved your password in password.txt!

In password.txt

Generated Password: ryixtp44997@nv

checkPasswordStrength()

Runs a check for password's strength. This returns a tuple (bool, string - "Strong", "Moderate" or "Weak")

for example :-

1)

Code

import psmanager
randomPassword = psmanager.generatePassword()
passwordStrength = psmanager.checkPasswordStrength(randomPassword)  # This returns a tuple (bool, string)

print(passwordStrength[1])  # We only need the string, so using index 1

Output

Lets assume that random password generated is password@1xyz

Strong

Lets assume that random password generated is passwd@1xyz

Moderate

Lets assume that random password generated is password@1

Weak

2)

Code

import psmanager

passwordStrength = psmanager.checkPasswordStrength("password here")  # This returns a tuple (bool, string)

if passwordStrength[0]:  # To get the bool -> True or False
    print("pass")
else:
    print("fail")

Output

Lets assume that the password is passwd@1xyz a moderate password

pass

Lets assume that the password is passwd@yxz Not a good password

fail

License

Copyright(c) 2022 Saaem Faridi

This repository is licensed under the MIT license. See LICENSE for details.