Strong Dolphin - a good name for a password generator (thank you Alator). The string consisting of randomly thrown together characters (of the users choice) easily resembles the noise Dolphins make.
A strong password is required for almost all activities nowadays, but for it to be secure, we should not reuse them. Luckily, we now have password storage apps.
What password to choose... that is now the problem. Being put on the spot to think of something new... again... often results in TableDeskChair45
, and we're all fed up of that. Plus we need our brain power for more important tasks.
A Password Generator, built focusing on the javascript skills I have learnt in week 3 of my coding bootcamp.
This week's Challenge requires you to modify starter code to create an application that enables employees to generate random passwords based on criteria that they’ve selected.
No installation necessary.
Visit the URL at (https://poisoned-eden.github.io/strong-dolphin-password-generator/)[https://poisoned-eden.github.io/strong-dolphin-password-generator/] to view the generator in the browser of your choice.
- Click the button to open input prompts.
- Enter your desired criteria for the password. The generator will verify your input.
- Your new password displays in the box. Copy it to wherever needed.
Thank you (Alator21) [https://github.com/alator21] and contributors, for your (repository name generator)[https://github.com/alator21/repository-name-generator].
The starter code was given by the edX Coding Bootcamp I am enrolled on through the University of Birmingham.
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