PHP code example of lamansky / random-password

    
        
<?php
require_once('vendor/autoload.php');

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lamansky / random-password example snippets

use Lamansky\RandomPassword\RandomPasswordFactory;

// The alpha() static method returns a factory that will generate passwords
// which alternate between uppercase and lowercase characters.
$rpf = RandomPasswordFactory::alpha();
echo $rpf->generate(8);  // sJtNbZtA
echo $rpf->generate(10); // UcBkCwHdYm

// A numeric() factory uses only numbers.
echo RandomPasswordFactory::numeric()->generate(8); // 54088998

// An alphanumeric() factory rotates between lowercase letters, uppercase
// letters, and numbers.
echo RandomPasswordFactory::alphanumeric()->generate(10); // r9Tj4Nw5Qn

// If you want a truly random alphanumeric password, without rotation between
// character sets, you can instead construct your own factory with a `uln`
// configuration string. Because passwords generated from such a factory
// are more random, they will, ironically, sometimes look *less* random, since
// such passwords could theoretically spell a word, or consist solely of
// uppercase letters, for example.
echo (new RandomPasswordFactory('uln'))->generate(10); // fWQeV8WBNn

// A loweralphanumeric() factory is like alphanumeric() but without uppercase letters.
echo RandomPasswordFactory::loweralphanumeric()->generate(8); // p7h2q4e2

// An ascii() factory rotates between lowercase, uppercase, numbers, and symbols.
$rpf = RandomPasswordFactory::ascii();
$rpf->generate(12); // 7R_y5M#f8E@t
$rpf->generate(12); // ^fU2!zH9#bR3

// A custom() factory will use only the characters you specify.
echo RandomPasswordFactory::custom('abc')->generate(12); // cbbcaccaabab