Python Password Generator

A simple, interactive command-line password generator written in Python.

This project can:

• Generate strong, random passwords
• Check password strength and provide feedback
• Save generated passwords to a file for future reference
• Provide quick security tips

Project structure

Python-Password-Generator/
├── Alphabet.py        # Character sets (uppercase, lowercase, numbers, symbols)
├── Password.py        # Password object with strength evaluation
├── Generator.py       # Main logic: generate, check, save passwords
├── Main.py            # Entry point (runs the menu loop)
├── Generator-Test.py  # Unit test (may also appear under tests/)
└── README.md          # Project documentation

Features

• Uppercase letters (A–Z)

• Lowercase letters (a–z)

• Numbers (0–9)

• Symbols (e.g. !@#$...)

• Password strength evaluation with feedback

• Save generated passwords to your Desktop with a timestamp

• Easy-to-use menu interface

How to run

1. Clone this repository:

    git clone https://github.com/TAENTED9/Python-Password-Generator.git
    cd Python-Password-Generator

2. Run the program:

    python Main.py

If you use Windows PowerShell and have multiple Python versions installed, you may need python3 or the full path to your interpreter.

Menu options

Menu options displayed by the program:

• Enter 1 — Password Generator
• Enter 2 — Password Strength Check
• Enter 3 — Useful Information
• Enter 4 — Quit

Example usage

Generate a password:

    Choice: 1
    Do you want lowercase letters (e.g. "abcd...")? Yes
    Do you want uppercase letters (e.g. "ABCD...")? Yes
    Do you want numbers (e.g. "1234...")? Yes
    Do you want symbols (e.g. "!@#$...")? Yes
    Enter password length: 20

    Your generated password -> Ab7$k9@Q2...
    Generated password saved successfully to Desktop!

Check password strength:

    Choice: 2
    Enter your password: Secret123

    Weak password. Please improve it:
    - Add at least 2 symbols (e.g. !@#...)

Running tests

Unit tests use Python's unittest framework. If tests are in a tests/ folder, run:

python -m unittest discover tests

If a single test file is present (for example Generator-Test.py), run it directly:

python Generator-Test.py

Useful information

Password security tips:

• Use at least 8 characters (more is better)
• Mix uppercase, lowercase, numbers, and symbols
• Don't reuse passwords across different accounts
• Avoid names, birthdays, dictionary words, or common sequences

License

MIT License — feel free to use, modify, and share.