pyPWD
A simple password generator
Info
Passwords are generated in this format: (LETTERS) (SYMBOL) (NUMBERS)
Usage:
import pyPWD
PyPWD.generate(letter_length, special_character, number_length)
Example:
simple code to generate 12 letters, a symbol, and 12 numbers
Code:
import pyPWD
password = pyPWD.generate(12, '@', 12)
print(password)
you can also do
from pyPWD import generate
to make it easier.
Remember that instead of
pyPWD.generate(), you should dogenerate()
Output:
This code will generate something like this:
OhvkpUYMUMaR@553339954271
in the format of LETTERS, then a SYMBOL, followed by a string of NUMBERS
Inbuilt help feature
import pyPWD
pyPWD.help()
Prints a short help message
Credits
made by HYKANTUS.
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1 maintainer
Metadata
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