This program is intended as a command line utility. It has a few quirky features and could maybe be useful to you if you have a unix or unix-like os.
There really is no point to this because to generate intMax characters takes approx 9.21 seconds on my computer (then like 10 years to print those characters to the console lol). Any strings less than 15000 characters will use single-threaded mode.
I only did this because I wanted to refresh my knowledge of how to do that stuff.
rnd [help] [-h] [-t] [-c] [-n] <<len...> or <max> or <min max...>>
Prints random sequence(s) of characters of length len
Or if in number mode prints a random number between
min and max inclusive. If a single number is given, min is 0
Numbers can be integral or decimal, or in the format of
- x^y x and y can be decimal or integer. Returns a decimal
- xEy x can be either but y is integer. Returns a decimal
- If either min or max is decimal the result will be too
Arguments:
-h Prints human characters (easily typed ones)
-h uses:
qwertyuiopasdfghjklzxcvbnmQWERTYUIOPASDFGHJKLZXCVBNM0123456789
default uses:
qwertyuiopasdfghjklzxcvbnmQWERTYUIOPASDFGHJKLZXCVBNM0123456789!"£$%^&*()-_=+[]{}#~`¬|\<>,.?/™
-t Prints the amount of time taken to fulfil the request
-c Prints in bash mode with a user-unfriendly output
-l Uses newlines to separate data rather than , in bash mode
-n Puts the generator in number mode
-h is ignored in number mode
You can generate many different passwords by giving multiple lengths. They will individually use different secure-random seeds.
$ rnd 15 15 15
Password #1: m0™1U`*m%8lPfL4
Password #2: OsgQ&FBG1~AJf~q
Password #3: v$}a"Jq}/P_0#%j
$ rnd -t -h 15 15 15
Calculated in 0.0036509 seconds
Password #1: QlyqLPLT9WG6NKn
Password #2: qwGFo6HooYR7zdR
Password #3: R3UvvCPWCKyA3PB
$ rnd 15 -c -h 30 5 3
YbMZfaGwpgWaSQu,kvg0LiQVfLROhFPG9GRHjpWULbCkVv,FO3xU,DMS
$ rnd 15 15 -l -c -h
JulCBdiuLZrMKRu
Zu27riHVU8ub9kL
$ rnd -c -h -t 15
0.0036382
Zd7i8ASbrHRr85U
$ rnd -n 1
Number #1: 1
$ rnd -n 0 1.0 0 1. 0 1
Number #1: 0.177324498620501
Number #2: 0.6010764365089482
Number #3: 1
$ rnd -n 2^8 -c
157.02965159575905
# When there is a minus sign in front of a power, it makes it negative
$ rnd -n 2^8 -2^48
Number #1: -205186374661365.94
$ rnd -n 1E8
Number #1: 10408261.050660284