PasswordManager

A Python package for generating and validating strong passwords based on various criteria.

Features:

• Generate passwords with customizable settings:
  • Include uppercase letters
  • Include numbers
  • Include special characters
  • Specify password length
• Validate password strength to ensure secure password creation.
• Manage passwords by saving them to a file for easy access.
• Generate random passwords with random settings for length, uppercase, numbers, and special characters.

Installation

You can clone the repository to your local machine using the following command:

git clone https://github.com/md86mi86/PasswordManager.git

Usage

1. Create an instance of the PasswordManager class:

   from PasswordManager import PasswordManager
   
   manager = PasswordManager()

2. Generate a password with customizable options:

   password = manager.generatePassword(length=12, includeUppercase=True, includeNumbers=True, includeSpecialCharacters=True)
   print(password)

   • length: The length of the generated password (must be an integer).
   • includeUppercase: Boolean, whether to include uppercase letters in the password (default is False).
   • includeNumbers: Boolean, whether to include numbers (default is False).
   • includeSpecialCharacters: Boolean, whether to include special characters (default is False).

3. Validate the strength of a password:

   strength = manager.validatePasswordStrength(password)
   print(strength)

   • Returns:
     • "Password is very weak"
     • "Password is weak"
     • "Password is average"
     • "Password is good"
     • "Password is strong"
     • "Password is very strong"

4. Manage passwords by saving them to a file:

   manager.managePassword(name="Instagram", username="user123", password="mypassword")

   • Saves the following data to a file named social_media.txt:

     {
         "social_media": "Instagram",
         "username": "user123",
         "password": "mypassword"
     }
     

   • Prints Data saved successfully! upon success.

5. Generate a random password with random settings for length, uppercase, numbers, and special characters:

   random_password = manager.randomPassword()
   print(random_password)

   • Generates a password with random choices for length, whether to include uppercase letters, numbers, and special characters.

Example

from PasswordManager import PasswordManager

manager = PasswordManager()

# Generate a password of length 12, including uppercase letters, numbers, and special characters
password = manager.generatePassword(length=12, includeUppercase=True, includeNumbers=True, includeSpecialCharacters=True)
print(f"Generated password: {password}")

# Validate password strength
strength = manager.validatePasswordStrength(password)
print(f"Password strength: {strength}")

# Save the password to a file
manager.managePassword(name="Instagram", username="user123", password=password)

# Generate a random password
random_password = manager.randomPassword()
print(f"Random password: {random_password}")

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.