pypasstools 0.0.11

Passtools is a package that allows you to use tools with which you can do all kinds of stuff with passwords

Passtools

pypasstools allows tools that will provide you with functionality to do all kinds of stuff with passwords.

About this version

• Version = 0.0.11
• This version contains documentation updates

Installing and Updating pypasstools

Follow the installation process accroding to your OS.

To install or upgrade pypasstools on windows

To install pypasstools:

1. Open cmd or powershell
2. Run this command

pip install pypasstools

3. You have successfully installed it!

To upgrade pypasstools:

1. Open cmd or powershell
2. Run this command

pip install pypasstools --upgrade

3. You have successfully installed it!

To install or upgrade pypasstools on mac

To install pypasstools:

1. Open terminal
2. Run this command

pip3 install pypasstools

3. You have successfully installed it!

To upgrade pypasstools:

1. Open terminal
2. Run this command

pip3 install pypasstools --upgrade

3. You have successfully upgraded it!

To install or upgrade pypasstools on linux

To install pypasstools:

1. Open terminal
2. Run this command

sudo pip3 install pypasstools

3. You have successfully installed it!

To upgrade pypasstools:

1. Open terminal
2. Run this command

sudo pip3 install pypasstools --upgrade

3. You have successfully upgraded it!

Documentation

Importing pypasstools

To import pypasstools module, just add this line to your python code. As you can see, you import it with a different name

import passtools

passhash()

The passhash() hashes a string in a secure and fast way.

Parameters

Parameter	Default value	Description	Data Type
prompt	NO DEFULT VALUE	The string to hash	string
hash_type	sha256	The hash type of your hash. Hash Types available: 1. sha256 2. sha1 3. sha224 4. sha384 5. sha512 6. md5	string
hash_strength	1	How strong you want your hash to be. This is done my hashing the hash in a loop. The more the strength, the more time it will take.	integer

Code example

import passtools

password = passtools.passhash("Super Secret password", hash_type="md5", hash_strength=3)

print(password)

Output:

ba1ad8dbb5655bd1b193de019f3f87c2

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More documentation will be added soon ..