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Text.Password.Strength.Config

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Description

Synopsis

Configuring word dictionaries, keyboards, etc.

A type to control which dictionaries, keyboard layouts, etc. will be used when estimating guesses.

Instances details

Semigroup Config Source #
Instance details Defined in Text.Password.Strength.Internal.Config Methods (<>) :: Config -> Config -> Config # sconcat :: NonEmpty Config -> Config # stimes :: Integral b => b -> Config -> Config #
Monoid Config Source #
Instance details Defined in Text.Password.Strength.Internal.Config Methods mempty :: Config # mappend :: Config -> Config -> Config # mconcat :: [Config] -> Config #
HasConfig Config Source #
Instance details Defined in Text.Password.Strength.Internal.Config Methods config :: Lens' Config Config Source # customFrequencyLists :: Lens' Config [Dictionary] Source # keyboardGraphs :: Lens' Config [AdjacencyTable] Source # obviousSequenceStart :: Lens' Config (Char -> Bool) Source # passwordLists :: Lens' Config [Dictionary] Source # wordFrequencyLists :: Lens' Config [Dictionary] Source #

Type alias for a frequency database.

Add a custom list of words for frequency lookup. The words should be ordered from most frequent to least frequent.

Lenses for the `Config` Type

passwordLists: Leaked password frequency lists.
wordFrequencyLists: Various word frequency lists.
customFrequencyLists: Custom word frequency lists. Usually includes information about the person whose password we are guessing and the application for which we are running. An easier way to add words to this list is to use the addCustomFrequencyList function.
keyboardGraphs: Keyboard adjacency graphs.
obviousSequenceStart: Predicate function that should return True for characters that are "obvious first choices" to start a sequence. For example, in English, a and A would be considered True.