Create passwords right in your terminal.
Install dependencies
npm install
Run file
node index (options)
To create a symlink to run "unipass" from anywhere
npm link
# Now you can run
unipass (options)
# To remove symlink
npm unlink
| Short | Long | Description |
|---|---|---|
| -l | --length | length of password (default: 8) |
| -s | --save | save password to passwords.txt |
| -nn | --no-numbers | remove numbers |
| -ns | --no-symbols | remove symbols |
| -h | --help | display help for command |
| -V | --version | Show the version |
The strongest reason why I built this is that I wanted to play with Node.js and solve the problem of thining of new passwords. Isn’t it cool that I can create a new password while I’m using the terminal! A password generator was one of the ways to get started with Node.js and hence I went ahead with it. It does not have many special features but was an interesting way to learn Node.js.✨
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