xkcd936 style passphrase generator with BIP32 word list.
Installation from the source requires Go installed on the system.
git clone https://github.com/weakish/xkcd935
cd xkcd935
make install
To change installation path (default to /usr/local/bin),
edit config.mk before running make.
To uninstall, run make uninstall.
The Makefile is compatible with both GNU make and BSD make.
It is also possible to use DoIt with Python >= 3.10 instead of make.
doit install
To change installation path (default to /usr/local/bin),
run doit install --prefix /absolute/path instead.
To uninstall, run doit uninstall.
Example output:
; xkcd936
subway modify spoil basic
To fulfill password requirements from some websites (white space is not allowed and/or mix case is required), xkcd936 can also output titlized words:
; xkcd936 -t
AdvanceJealousDevelopSenior
By default, xkcd936 will generate four words,
consistent with the [xkcd936] comic.
But xkcd936 can generate up to 12 words with the number specified in -n.
By default, the BIP32 English word list is used.
To use a BIP32 word list in another language, specify it in -l.
Some diceware-derived lists can also be used:
- `diceware{1,2,3,4}`: four lists split from [diceware8k], containing 2048 words each.
- `diceware2k`: [a wordlist derived from diceware8k][diceware2k], containing 2048 short words.
import (
"github.com/weakish/xkcd936/xkcd936"
)
// nil means using the default BIP32 English word list
var words []string = xkcd936.Words(4, nil) // e.g. []string{"cannon", "isolate", "soccer", "word"}
var phrase string = xkcd936.Phrase(words, true) // e.g. "CannonIsolateSoccerWord"
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