Function pwg::new

pub fn new(length: usize, ingredients: &[&str]) -> String

Easily create random passwords. You can specify how long the password should be and whether it should also contain capital letters, numbers and special characters.

Examples

/*
  A password with 20 characters is generated.
  It contains lowercase letters (default),
  uppercase letters, numbers and symbols.
*/
let password = pwg::new(20, &["uppercase", "numbers", "symbols"]);
println!("{}", password);

/* A password with 10 characters (lower case letters) is generated. */
let password = pwg::new(10, &[]);
println!("{}", password);

/*
  A password with 20 characters is generated.
  It contains lowercase letters (default) and uppercase letters.
*/
let password = pwg::new(20, &["uppercase"]);
println!("{}", password);

/*
  A password with 20 characters is generated.
  It contains lowercase letters (default) and numbers.
*/
let password = pwg::new(20, &["numbers"]);
println!("{}", password);

/*
  A password with 20 characters is generated.
  It contains lowercase letters (default) and symbols.
*/
let password = pwg::new(20, &["symbols"]);
println!("{}", password);