smartrandom ^v1.0.0

Random data generators. Allows you to generate random strings of a given length from letters,
numbers and symbols, as well as randomize text. Helps generate passwords, service codes (for example,
for sending via SMS), hashes and much more. Generates smart, recoverable passwords.

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Summary: Software provided "AS IS" without warranty. You assume all risks.

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Description

"Text randomization" or "variable text". It is used to create different variations of the same message.

You are using special syntax. Example: '{Salute|Hello|Good morning} {comrade|buddy|dear friend}!'

This syntax allows you to create variable messages by using curly braces and vertical bars to indicate alternatives.

Basic elements of syntax:

1. Curly braces {}: Used to group text options. Anything inside the curly braces will be randomly selected when generating the text.
2. Vertical bar |: Used to separate different text options within curly braces. Each option will be treated as a separate choice.

Example of use:

• Syntax: '{Salute|Hello|Good morning} {comrade|buddy|dear friend}!'
• Possible results:
  • Salute comrade!
  • Salute buddy!
  • Salute dear friend!
  • Hello comrade!
  • Hello buddy!
  • Hello dear friend!
  • Good morning comrade!
  • Good morning buddy!
  • Good morning dear friend!
• How to use:
• Create your text: Identify which parts of your message can vary and place them in curly braces.
• Add options: Separate alternatives with a vertical bar.

• Text Generation: Use RandomStringMaster() to generate a random message.

• Notes:

  • Make sure all options inside the curly braces make sense and fit the context.
  • You can use multiple randomization groups in a single message to create more complex variations.

Example of text randomization:

from smartrandom import TextRandomizer

text = '{Salute|Hello|Good morning} {comrade|buddy|dear friend}!'
randomized_text = TextRandomizer.randomize(text)
print(randomized_text)  # Good morning buddy!

pip install smartrandom

from smartrandom import RandomDataGenerator


secret_code = RandomDataGenerator.generate_secret_code(length=6) # 'zREkjF'
number_secret_code = RandomDataGenerator.generate_random_numbers(length=6) # '986741'
symbols = RandomDataGenerator.generate_random_symbols(length=10) # '&&!@@&@!_!'
hash_ = RandomDataGenerator.generate_hash(text='text') # '1798b0ae66b1ca6f3b88e00f9d17ce1470549e97687a1c97e26110bb8853ad41797e83831efe7eedbd29042a9a8991fd1adb4f7680946d57eed99b8b6e5502c4'
urandom_string = RandomDataGenerator.generate_random_hex_string(size=32) # '7b1dd304b42e79d9e26bfb9f839abf8d001fed2039bcc3c5bfd14c0b05cfcab2'
urandom_bytes = RandomDataGenerator.generate_random_bytes(size=32) # b'f_@\x1bnP\xb4\xa8\xb7$a\xbf\x13\r#\x96\xe5\x07D\xa1N\xf5\xe9\x9a\x95\x91\xe4\xd0\x8fR"\''
randomized_text = RandomDataGenerator.randomize_text('{Salute|Hello|Good morning} {comrade|buddy|dear friend}!') # Good morning buddy!
password = RandomDataGenerator.generate_password(length=15) # 'b$L^#7rfIUzgY!2'
base_password = RandomDataGenerator.generate_base_password(length=15) # '$yE$JL8heeJQv5X'
smart_password1 = RandomDataGenerator.generate_smart_password(seed='test', length=15) # 'GEyfYrC%VJU!RSY'
smart_password2 = RandomDataGenerator.generate_smart_password(seed='test2', length=15) # '2PhIQt8pIke9c@m'
smart_password3 = RandomDataGenerator.generate_smart_password(seed='test', length=15) # 'GEyfYrC%VJU!RSY'
smart_password4 = RandomDataGenerator.generate_smart_password(seed='test2', length=15) # '2PhIQt8pIke9c@m'

Test coverage

Run tests

• pip install pytest
• pytest -v

Test coverage 100%

• pip install pytest-coverage
• pytest --cov

Coverage

• pytest --cov --cov-report=html

License

BSD 3-Clause License

Copyright (©) 2026, Alexander Suvorov