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Ultimate PassGen

A simple but above-the-average password generator written in C#

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Overview

This is a simple password generation program written in C#. It features all Unicode characters and emoji, with more than 153,000 characters available for your passwords.

Usage

Download your desired version in the Releases tab on the right, and, with Windows Terminal (recommended), PowerShell, or Command Prompt, in the folder you downloaded the program, type ./UltimatePassGen.

From here, everything is pretty self-explanatory. Type the password length on the first input, hit Enter, and it will generate a password for you. To copy it to the clipboard, press C. Alternatively, a file named password.txt will be created with the generated password in it, so you can open and copy it with Ctrl + A and Ctrl + C.

Examples

Password generation example

Usage in Twitter example

Usage in Reddit example

What's to Come

Future plans!

Planned for v1.1.0:

  • Uppercase/lowercase letters, numbers, symbols, emoji & Unicode selectors;
  • Implementation in C++ for performance & JavaScript for online usage;
  • Translation for Portuguese.

Planned for v1.2.0:

  • Individual character selector;
  • Built-in entropy calculator;

Building it Yourself

  • Download and install the .NET 8.0 SDK;
  • Run the following commands inside a folder of your choice:
$ git clone https://github.com/Nathan2076/UltimatePassGen.git
$ cd ./UltimatePassGen/src
$ dotnet build
$ ./bin/Debug/net8.0/UltimatePassGen

License

Ultimate PassGen is licensed under the GNU Affero General Public License v3.0, check its terms before using, distributing, or modifying any parts of this project.

Credits

This project got some inspirations from MakeMeAPassword, by ligos. I highly recommend it!

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ultimatepassgen's Issues

Refactoring the Generate() function

So there's a giant switch statement in the Generate() function.

I think we can refactor this. I'll see if I can open a PR and clean it up, but the idea is to have the different "blocks" in a data structure that better represents what we're after. Also, since the glyphs are all strings, we could leverage that in building the data structure.

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