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Package kjbpw
Short Description Generates random passwords based on the contents of the King James Bible
License MIT
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KJB Password Generator
About
The KJB Password Generator uses words from the King James Bible to generate an xkcd style password.
Installation
Using Composer
NOTE
Versions prior to 1.0.2 will cause a stream error due to an improper path
name.
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Add
spitzgoby/kjbpwtocomposer.jsonrequirements section - Run
composer install
Usage
Basic
The password generator can be invoked statically using default options
Options
Alternatively, an array of options can be passed to alter the generation
The $options array should be composed of valid key/value pairs as defined by
the KJBPasswordGenerator\PasswordGenerator::OPTION_{option_name} constants. Any
unrecognized keys or invalid values will be ignored and replaced by the
defaults.
Available option keys include:
OPTION_WORD_COUNT=> Default is4
Determines the number of random words to be pulled from the King James Bible.OPTION_USE_SYMBOL=> Default isfalse
Can be a boolean or string value. by the default.- boolean:
DEFAULT_SYMBOL(currently an @ symbol) value will be appended to the password. - string: the given string will be appended to the end of the password.
- boolean:
OPTION_USE_NUMBER=> Default isfalse
Can be a boolean, integer, or string value.- boolean: A random integer between 0-9 will be appended to the password.
- integer: The given integer will be appended to the password.
- string: The string must contain only decimal digits. If so it will be appended to the end of the password.
OPTION_USE_HYPHENS=> Default istrue
Should only be a boolean value. This determines whether the randomly selected words should be separated by hyphens to improve readability and memorability.
