sapass

First version of password generator for python projects

Easy to install and easier to use

Use python version bigger than 2.7

from sapass import sapass

print(sapass.generator.get_new_pass(15))

you can use below parameters for class inputs

1. length Default length for password defined 8 character, by change this value you get new pass with another size.
2. passType

passType = {'mix', #alphabet + numbers + symbols ,

'alphabet' #only alphabet ,

'number' #only numbers }

3. includeSymbol Boolean parameter: if define ‘True’ generated password contains special characters such as {!@#$%^&*()}

4. includeUppercaseCharacters Boolean parameter: if define ‘True’ generated password contains uppercase characters such as {ABCDEFGHIJ…}

For convert password: :new: Added In version 2.0

You must use convertor class

from sapass import convertor

1. Hash password with hash_password and validate it hash_password_validate method:

new_pwd = "testPWd"
hashed_password=convertor.convertor.hash_password(new_pwd)
print(hashed_password)
if convertor.convertor.hash_password_validate(hashed_password, new_pwd):
    print('You entered the right password')
else:
    print('I am sorry but the password does not match')

2. To verify the strength of password using password_strong_check:

print(convertor.password_strong_check("hello"))
print(convertor.convertor.password_strong_check("hello_W0rld"))
Output:
> {'symbol_error': True, 'digit_error': True, 'lowercase_error': False, 'uppercase_error': True, 'length_error': True, 'password_ok': False}

> {'symbol_error': False, 'digit_error': False, 'lowercase_error': False, 'uppercase_error': False, 'length_error': False, 'password_ok': True}