Hello friends,
Has anyone any idea how to create an App that generates passwords? That is, let me choose length, if it contains numbers, letters, special characters.
Greetings
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That can be done using a PowerApp connected to a MS Flow. Then you can use the flow to call many of the available free HTTP APIs out there. The one I have used before is :
Have the PowerApp collect the necessary items (see the API) I beleive there are only like 2 or 3 items, call the flow, the flow can return a text with the new password.
I just called the API using Postman, see the generated password in the response. Remeber that you can control how secure and how many characters, etc . Hope this helps
Hi @FABIAN50 ,
Do you want to set password by PowerApp?
I think Textinput control can achiveve this.
Insert one textinput control and then set its Mode to "Password".
More information:
control-text-input#prompt-for-a-password
Hope this could be helpful.
Best Regards.
Yumia
Hi @FABIAN50 ,
You could build it - using a combination of lookup tables and the Rand() function.
With something like TableA-Z, Table0-9, TableSpecialChar, and a minLength variable you could use Rand() to lookup an initial index to randomly select a table, then have it lookup a random index on that table to randomly select a value from that table and iterate the process minLength times to get your password.....but just describing it sounds painful
Perhaps easier to create a connector to something like https://www.passwordrandom.com/api and use that instead? Depends on how paranoid you are about security I guess.
Hope this helps,
RT
Thank you.
The idea is to be able to generate random passwords so that the user can use them to authenticate in other systems and not have to think about robust passwords. Many users have difficulty in creating strong passwords.
Thank you Russel,
For ease it sounds more interesting about the connector. Could you give me more details or an idea of how to do it?
That can be done using a PowerApp connected to a MS Flow. Then you can use the flow to call many of the available free HTTP APIs out there. The one I have used before is :
Have the PowerApp collect the necessary items (see the API) I beleive there are only like 2 or 3 items, call the flow, the flow can return a text with the new password.
I just called the API using Postman, see the generated password in the response. Remeber that you can control how secure and how many characters, etc . Hope this helps
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