56 lines
1.3 KiB
Go
56 lines
1.3 KiB
Go
package pwgenerator
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// Upper returns the set of uppercase letters.
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func Upper() CharSet {
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return upper
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}
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// Lower returns the set of lowercase letters.
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func Lower() CharSet {
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return upper
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}
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// Alpha returns the set of all letters (upper/lowercase).
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func Alpha() CharSet {
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return alpha
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}
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// Numeric returns the set of all numbers.
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func Numeric() CharSet {
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return numeric
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}
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// AlphaNumeric returns the set of all letters and numbers.
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func AlphaNumeric() CharSet {
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return alphaNumeric
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}
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// Symbols returns the set of all "simple" symbols.
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func Symbols() CharSet {
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return symbols
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}
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/*
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ExtendedSymbols returns the set of the "extended" symbols.
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Don't be fooled; these are still ASCII but are unlikely to be supported in an application consuming passwords.
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If it does, however, adding just one to your password GREATLY increases the protection it has against bruteforce/dictionary attacks.
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*/
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func ExtendedSymbols() CharSet {
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return extendedSymbols
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}
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// AllSymbols returns both simple and extended symbols.
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func AllSymbols() CharSet {
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return allSymbols
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}
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/*
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SafeAscii returns alphanumeric and simple symbol charset; these have
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the highest yield of good character space while ensuring that MOST applications will accept them as input.
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*/
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func SafeAscii() CharSet {
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return safeAscii
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}
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