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.

Collection of cmdlets to automate Dave

Create random files with meaningfull names of specific sizes.

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

Creates random user information

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

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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