PowerShell module to randomly generate names

Generate random passwords with the constraints you want.

This module contains functions relative to filesystem.

Secure random password generator. Uses a cryptographically secure PRNG Can guarantee that the password contains digits, special characters, or any other set Can generate pronounceable, easier-to-remember passwords Packaged as a .NET library and as a PowerShell module

A collection of fuctions to simplify and facilitate common tasks that are required for automated deployments to Azure using a combinatin of PowerShell scripts and ARM templates. The following features are implemented as functions of this module. Please note that the "Az" module is a required dependency for this module. 1. Create a new script he... More info

A name generator for projects, versions and other stuff written in powershell

This cmdlet generates a series of random words which are easy to remember and have fairly high entropy. Based on the xkcd comic (https://xkcd.com/936/) Short words: 1 to 4 characters long Medium words: 5-8 characters long (default) Long words: 9+ characters long

PowerShell byte manipulation base conversion and encoding functions.

This cmdlet lets the user interact with Azure Service bus namespaces.

Generate a list of random users (First names, last names, location, etc). This is based on the API provided by https://randomuser.me

Creates 1 or more randomly-generated strings of either static or variable length.

Collection of cmdlets to automate Dave

Create random files with meaningfull names of specific sizes.

Creates random user information

Creates a random (secure) string of a specific size and with a specific complexity.

Does alien stuff.

PowerShell implementation of the Nano ID generator.

Utilizing a key-value pair hashtable, the script will return a random result. In the hashtable, the keys need to be the entries you are looking randomize and their weights are the value of the pair.

This is a collection of tools I wrote to help me. Hopefully you will find them useful as well.

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