Untypable password generator
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pwgenr Crates.io

Random password generator (mainly for use with a password manager).

Security disclaimer

Unlike more popular alternatives, pwgenr has never been audited for security (although the source is only about 100 lines). However, this was only created because I believed that no hacker in the world would ever try any unicode characters besides emojis for password cracking.

Example

$ pwgenr -c box -- 12 6
◭┫▹◨┒◳┟┰┒┴┷○
╓┭◷▱╙▙╼○▒┆◌╰
▯◳▥◱◛═▉◆┴◽▌╓
◶◓┆│┓╰┶◑▶◉◁┓
┶┬◪◶◞┼▰▏┞╳╋▩
▌┖╅┺┶◫┺┹◪┲┧┦

Options

You can check by typing pwgenr -h:

USAGE:
    pwgenr [FLAGS] [OPTIONS] [--] [ARGS]

FLAGS:
    -a, --ascii        Only use ASCII characters
    -b, --clipboard    Copy first password to clipboard (requires xclip)
    -h, --help         Prints help information
    -V, --version      Prints version information

OPTIONS:
    -c <categories>...        Categories to be used [values: symbols, games, tech, box, arrows, dingbat, math, ascii]

ARGS:
    <LENGTH>    The length of the generated passwords [default: 64]
    <AMOUNT>    How many passwords should be generated [default: 12]

Installation

You can use the cargo install command:

$ cargo install pwgenr

or a classic build and run:

$ git clone https://gitlab.com/Sakuhl/pwgenr
$ cd pwgenr
$ cargo build --release
$ cp target/release/pwgenr ~/.bin # assuming .bin is in your path