This application generates a random password, displays it on the screen, and allows the user to copy it to the clipboard. It also includes a CSS animation of moving mouse cursors.
The generatePassword function is responsible for creating the password. It defines a set of characters to use in the password, including uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers, and symbols. It then uses a helper function, getRandomCharacter, to select a random character from a given character set. The password is initially filled with at least one character from each category. The rest of the password is filled with random characters from any category. The password is then shuffled to ensure randomness.
The updatePasswordStyle function styles the password based on the types of characters it contains. It uses regular expressions to identify the types of characters in the password and wraps each character in a span element with a class corresponding to its type. It also counts the number of each type of character and displays this count.
The copyToClipboard function copies the generated password to the clipboard when the user clicks on it. It uses the document.execCommand("copy") method to copy the text. It also displays a message to the user indicating that the password has been copied, and this message is cleared after one second.
The Mouse class and the preload, setup, and draw functions are part of a p5.js sketch that creates an animation of moving mouse cursors. The Mouse class defines the properties and behaviors of each mouse cursor in the animation. The preload function loads an image of a mouse cursor, the setup function creates the canvas and initializes the mouse cursors, and the draw function updates and draws each mouse cursor on each frame.
The windowResized function is an event handler that resizes the canvas whenever the window is resized, ensuring that the animation always fills the entire window.
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