hanako

Hanako is a command-line tool for macOS to generate a random password.

How to install

Using Mint

0. Mint is a package manager that installs and runs Swift CLI packages. If you haven't installed it yet, install it first.
1. Install hanako via mint terminal command: $ mint install el-hoshino/hanako.
2. Done!

Manually

1. Archive hanako target from your Xcode application.
2. After the binary file generated, put the binary file to /usr/local/bin or anywhere you have set as bash path so that you can always use it from anywhere in terminal.

Usage

$ hanako [options]

Options

• -h / --help: Help. (This will ignore all other arguments and won't perform any output.)
• -v / --version: Print version number. (This will ignore all other arguments and won't perform any output.)
• -nu / --no-uppercase: Don't use uppercased string for the output.
• -nl / --no-lowercase: Don't use lowercased string for the output.
• -nn / --no-numeral: Don't use numeral string for the output.
• -nc / --no-copy: Don't copy the result to pasteboard.
• -l [length] / --length [length]: Output length. Replace [length] with a number. Default length is 10.
• -hf [frequency] / --hyphen-frequency [frequency]: Insert a hyphen after every certain characters. Replace [frequncy] with a number. e.g.: abc-def-ghi if you set frequency to 3, abcdefghi if you set frequncy to 0. Default frequency is 0, and hyphens are also counted in the length.

Release Notes

1.0.4

• Support Mint

1.0.3

• Support Xcode 10.2

1.0.2

• Add a version number checking parameter.
• README.md update.

1.0.1

• README.md update.

1.0.0

Initial release