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⚙ Passgen-lib

Library for generating cryptographically secure passwords/tokens and other sets and sequences.

CSPRNGs Isaac64Rng and Hc128Rng are used.

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Usage

Include library to your project `Cargo.toml`:

[dependencies]
passgen-lib = "1.3.0"

You can create a token that includes lowercase letters and numbers up to 30 characters long:

use passgenlib::Passgen;
let result = Passgen::new().set_enabled_letters(true).set_enabled_numbers(true).generate(30);

You can create a default strong password including all literals, numbers and symbols:

use passgenlib::Passgen;
let result = Passgen::default().generate(12);

You can create a strong and usability password with 8 characters long. Including all characters, but the first position in the password is a capital or small letter, the last position is the symbol.

🔸 Excluded ambiguous characters "0oOiIlL1".

use passgenlib::Passgen;
let result = Passgen::default_strong_and_usab().generate(8);

You can create a set from your custom charset 12 characters long:

use passgenlib::Passgen;
let result = Passgen::new().set_custom_charset("abcABC123⭕➖❎⚫⬛п₼⁂🙂").generate(12);

You can validate the existing password against the added rules:

use passgenlib::Passgen;
let mut generator = Passgen::default();
generator.set_enabled_letters(true).set_enabled_numbers(true);
generator.set_password("MyP@ssw0rd");
assert!(generator.validate_password());

You can get password strength score:

use passgenlib::Passgen;
let mut generator = Passgen::default();
generator.set_password("MyP@ssw0rd");
let score = generator.password_strength_score();
assert!(score >= 0 && score <= 100);

You can get password strength level in multiple languages:

use passgenlib::Passgen;
use passgenlib::lang::lang::{Language, StrengthTranslations};
let mut generator = Passgen::default();
generator.set_password("MyP@ssw0rd");

// English (default)
assert_eq!(generator.password_strength_level(), "Strong");

// Russian
generator.set_language(Language::Russian);
assert_eq!(generator.password_strength_level(), "Сильный");

// Spanish
generator.set_language(Language::Spanish);
assert_eq!(generator.password_strength_level(), "Fuerte");

You can generate password and immediately get its strength score:

use passgenlib::Passgen;
let mut generator = Passgen::default();
let password = generator.generate(12);

// The generated password is stored in the password field
assert_eq!(generator.get_password(), password);

// You can immediately get the strength score
let score = generator.password_strength_score();
assert!(score > 0);

Supported languages for displaying strength level descriptions:

🔸English (default) 🔸Chinese (简体中文) 🔸Spanish (Español) 🔸Hindi (हिन्दी) 🔸Arabic (العربية) 🔸Portuguese (Português) 🔸Bengali (বাংলা) 🔸Russian (Русский) 🔸Japanese (日本語) 🔸Punjabi (ਪੰਜਾਬੀ) 🔸German (Deutsch) 🔸Korean (한국어) 🔸French (Français) 🔸Turkish (Türkçe) 🔸Italian (Italiano)

Example of library integration in the passgen-cmd tool and passgen-telegram service.

Library doc.

License

MIT

Our other passgen projects:

passgen-desktop

passgen-console-linuxwin

passgen-cmd

passgen-telegram

passgen-lib 1.3.0