Wrapper around haddock:
github.com/stephencelis/haddock
Adds in the animal feature!
Password.generate_fun # => “bouncingWombat”
Haddock Readme below:
A more memorable password generator. Swordfish? No, I got tired of that. I changed it.
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Secure!
In your apps:
require "rubygems" require "haddock" include Haddock Password.generate # => "bowl9&bracky" Password.generate(30) # => "Phlebotomus2473?nonconditioned" Password.generate(8) # => "amy7@rax"
On the command line:
% ha-gen bowl9&bracky % ha-gen -l31 symbolistically5<overthwartways
For more information:
stephencelis.com/2009/03/29/whats-the-password-haddock.html
A newline-delimited words file. By default, it uses “/usr/share/dict/words” or “/usr/share/words”.
Otherwise:
Haddock::Password.diction = "/path/to/words"
Or:
% ha-gen -f /path/to/words
% [sudo] gem install haddock
(The MIT License)
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