xkpassword 0.4.0 → 0.5.0

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data/README.md CHANGED
@@ -53,7 +53,7 @@ Or install it yourself as:
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  ## Usage
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  You can use this app stand-alone in the command line or include it in any of your Ruby
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- applications.
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+ applications. For a fuller guide to presets and examples, see [doc/README.md](doc/README.md).
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  ### Comamnd Line
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  The commandline application accepts the same collection of configuration options as would
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  require 'xkpassword'
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  options = {
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- max_length: 8,
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- min_length: 4,
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- case_transform: :capitalize,
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- separator: '-',
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- words: 4,
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+ preset: :security,
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  }
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  XKPassword.generate(options)
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  require 'xkpassword/generator'
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  options = {
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- max_length: 8,
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- min_length: 4,
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- case_transform: :capitalize,
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- separator: '-',
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- words: 4,
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+ preset: :wifi,
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  }
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  generator = XKPassword::Generator.new
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  # 10.times { generator.generate(options) }
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  ```
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+ `preset` supports `:xkcd` (default), `:web32`, `:wifi`, `:security`, and `:apple_id`.
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+ You can still override any individual option in the selected preset.
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+ The default `:xkcd` preset keeps the gem's original behavior of generating 4 words.
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  `case_transform` supports `:upcase`, `:downcase`, and `:capitalize`, and applies the
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  selected transform to every generated word in the password.
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  ## The GEM
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- I run a policy of tagging any improvement done for the code base. For example, I just
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- bumped a minor (resulting 0.2.3 ~> 0.3.0) for adding Travis CI which doesn't change any
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- functional aspect of the app.
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- I am thinking of releasing gems only on functional updates (real code changes) that
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- happen with new features and bug fixes. So for now, there will be no 0.3.0v available
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- in Ruby GEMs and the latest would be 0.2.3.
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+ Releases are intended for functional updates such as new features and bug fixes.
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+ Check the Git tags or RubyGems release history for the latest published version.
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  ## Development
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data/exe/xkpassword CHANGED
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  opts.on('--max-length [INTEGER]', 'Maximum length of a word') { |max| options[:max_length] = max.to_i }
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  opts.on('--separator [STRING]', 'The separator to separate password') { |separator| options[:separator] = separator }
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  opts.on('--case-transform [STRING]', 'Transform each word using upcase, downcase, or capitalize') { |case_transform| options[:case_transform] = case_transform }
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+ opts.on('--preset [STRING]', 'Preset to use: xkcd, web32, wifi, security, or apple_id') { |preset| options[:preset] = preset }
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  end.parse!
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  puts message if options[:info]
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  puts XKPassword::VERSION if options[:version]
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  puts XKPassword.generate(options) if !options[:info] && !options[:version]
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  # The Generator class which finds words based on the requirement and using the provided options to build a
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  # new random passowrd.
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+ # Presets provide convenient defaults for common password styles, and callers can override any
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+ # preset-derived value by passing explicit generation options.
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  #
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  # @attr_reader [XKPassword::Words] words A word database that gen provide you words for the length required
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  class XKPassword::Generator
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- DEFAULTS = {
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- case_transform: nil,
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- max_length: 8,
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- min_length: 4,
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- separator: '-',
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- words: 4,
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+ # The preset used when `:preset` is omitted.
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+ DEFAULT_PRESET = :xkcd
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+ # Built-in password presets.
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+ #
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+ # - `:xkcd` generates 4 words between 4 and 8 letters separated by `-`, preserving the gem's
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+ # original default behavior.
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+ # - `:web32` generates 4 shorter words between 4 and 5 letters separated by `-`.
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+ # - `:wifi` generates 6 words between 4 and 8 letters separated by `-`.
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+ # - `:security` generates 6 lowercase words between 4 and 8 letters separated by spaces.
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+ # - `:apple_id` generates 3 words between 4 and 7 letters separated by `-`.
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+ PRESETS = {
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+ xkcd: {
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+ case_transform: nil,
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+ max_length: 8,
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+ min_length: 4,
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+ separator: '-',
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+ words: 4,
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+ },
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+ web32: {
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+ case_transform: nil,
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+ max_length: 5,
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+ min_length: 4,
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+ separator: '-',
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+ words: 4,
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+ },
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+ wifi: {
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+ case_transform: nil,
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+ max_length: 8,
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+ min_length: 4,
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+ separator: '-',
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+ words: 6,
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+ },
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+ security: {
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+ case_transform: :downcase,
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+ max_length: 8,
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+ min_length: 4,
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+ separator: ' ',
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+ words: 6,
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+ },
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+ apple_id: {
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+ case_transform: nil,
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+ max_length: 7,
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+ min_length: 4,
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+ separator: '-',
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+ words: 3,
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+ },
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  }
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+ VALID_CASE_TRANSFORMS = [:upcase, :downcase, :capitalize]
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  attr_reader :words
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  # Generates a password absed on the configuration provided.
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+ # A preset supplies a base configuration and any explicit options passed in `options` override
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+ # those preset defaults.
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  #
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  # @param [Hash] options The options to populate a generator
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+ # @option options [String, Symbol] :preset The preset to use. Supports `:xkcd`, `:web32`,
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+ # `:wifi`, `:security`, and `:apple_id`.
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+ # String values like `"apple_id"` and `"apple-id"`
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+ # are normalized to `:apple_id`. Defaults to `:xkcd`.
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  # @option options [Integer] :words The number of words to include in the generated password
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  # @option options [String] :separator The separator symbol to use joining words used in password
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  # @option options [Integer] :min_length The minimum length of a word to be used in the process
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  #
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  # @return [String] The generated password
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- # @example Populating the method with all options (current default)
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+ # @example Using the default xkcd preset
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+ # generator = XKPassword::Generator.new
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+ # generator.generate
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+ #
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+ # @example Using the security preset
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+ # generator = XKPassword::Generator.new
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+ # generator.generate(preset: :security)
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+ #
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+ # @example Populating the method with a preset and explicit overrides
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+ # preset: :security,
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+ # words: 6,
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  # min_length: 4,
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+ # case_transform: :downcase
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  # }
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  # generator = XKPassword::Generator.new
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  # generator.generate(options)
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+ # @example Built-in preset defaults
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+ # :xkcd # 4 words, 4..8 letters, "-" separator, random per-word uppercasing
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+ # :web32 # 4 words, 4..5 letters, "-" separator, random per-word uppercasing
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+ # :wifi # 6 words, 4..8 letters, "-" separator, random per-word uppercasing
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+ # :security # 6 words, 4..8 letters, " " separator, lowercase
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+ # :apple_id # 3 words, 4..7 letters, "-" separator, random per-word uppercasing
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  def generate(options = nil)
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+ options = (options || {}).dup
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+ preset = normalize_preset(options.delete(:preset))
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+ options = PRESETS.fetch(preset).merge(options)
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+ return case_transform if VALID_CASE_TRANSFORMS.include?(case_transform)
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+ fail ArgumentError, "case_transform should be one of: #{ VALID_CASE_TRANSFORMS.join(', ') }"
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+ end
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+ def normalize_preset(preset)
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+ return DEFAULT_PRESET if preset.nil?
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+ preset = preset.strip.downcase.tr(' -', '_').to_sym if preset.is_a?(String)
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  end
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  # use the `XKPassword::Generator` class as it will be faster since it will only need to load
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  # the dictionary once.
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+ # this method override the selected preset.
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+ #
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+ # @option options [String, Symbol] :preset The preset to use. Supports `:xkcd`, `:web32`,
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+ # `:wifi`, `:security`, and `:apple_id`.
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+ # Defaults to `:xkcd`.
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+ # - `:xkcd` uses 4 words of 4..8 letters joined by `-`
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+ # - `:web32` uses 4 words of 4..5 letters joined by `-`
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+ # - `:wifi` uses 6 words of 4..8 letters joined by `-`
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+ # - `:security` uses 6 lowercase words of 4..8 letters joined by spaces
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+ # - `:apple_id` uses 3 words of 4..7 letters joined by `-`
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  # @option options [Integer] :words The number of words to include in the generated password
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  # @option options [String] :separator The separator symbol to use joining words used in password
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  # @option options [Integer] :min_length The minimum length of a word to be used in the process
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  # @option options [Integer] :max_length The maximum length of a word to be used in the process
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  # @option options [String, Symbol] :case_transform The transform to apply to every generated word
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+ # @example Generate with the default preset
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+ # XKPassword.generate
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  --- !ruby/object:Gem::Specification
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  name: xkpassword
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  version: !ruby/object:Gem::Version
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- version: 0.4.0
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+ version: 0.5.0
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  platform: ruby
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  authors:
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  - Ziyan Junaideen
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  autorequire:
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  bindir: exe
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  cert_chain: []
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- date: 2026-04-10 00:00:00.000000000 Z
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+ date: 2026-04-12 00:00:00.000000000 Z
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  dependencies:
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  - !ruby/object:Gem::Dependency
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  name: artii