A library for generating secure randomised passwords.
Usage (Simple password):
from pw_gen import Simple
var = Simple(20)
print(var.generate())
print(var.result())
Usage (Complex password):
from pw_gen import Complex
var = Complex(20, ‘both’, include_numbers=True, include_special_chars=False)
print(var.generate())
print(var.result())
Usage (Memorable password):
from pw_gen import Memorable
var = Memorable(True)
print(var.generate())
print(var.result())
Change Log
0.0.1 (13/03/2021)
First Release
0.0.2 (24/03/2021)
Added additional functionality
0.0.3 (25/03/2021)
Third Release
0.0.4 (25/03/2021)
Fourth Release
0.0.5 (25/03/2021)
Added Pin class
0.0.6 (25/03/2021)
Refactored code
Removed Pin class
Added Random-Word library
0.0.7 (25/03/2021)
Included PyYAML as a requirement (forgot to add it)
0.0.8 (25/03/2021)
Fixed bug for Memorable passwords
0.0.9 (3/04/2021)
Added shuffling for simple and complex passwords in the generate method
0.1.0 (22/05/2021)
Removed shuffling (string_utils) and random_word library.
Changed to using urllib.request instead of random_word
0.1.1 (22/05/2021)
Updated install_requires in setup.py
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