Lines Matching refs:rstr

2 Name: rstr
5 Home-page: https://github.com/leapfrogonline/rstr
9 Maintainer-email: rstr@mccoll.am
27 rstr = Random Strings in Python
30 rstr is a helper module for easily generating random strings of various types.
39 By default, rstr uses the Python ``random`` module to generate pseudorandom text. This module is ba…
41 **If you wish to use rstr for password-generation or other cryptographic
48     >> from rstr import Rstr
56 The basic method of rstr is ``rstr()``. At a minimum, it requires one argument,
61     >>> import rstr
62     >>> rstr.rstr('ABC')
70     >>> rstr.rstr('ABC', 4)
74 case, rstr will return a string with a randomly selected length between 5 and 10
79     >>> rstr.rstr('ABC', 5, 10)
89     >>> rstr.rstr('ABC', include='&')
98     >>> rstr.rstr(string.digits, exclude='5')
106     >>> rstr.rstr(['A', 'B', 'C'], include = ['@'], exclude=('C',))
112 The other methods provided by rstr, besides ``rstr()`` and ``xeger()``, are convenience
114 They accept the same arguments as ``rstr()`` for purposes of
176     >>> import rstr
177     >>> rstr.xeger(r'[A-Z]\d[A-Z] \d[A-Z]\d')
189     >>> from rstr import Rstr
203 You can combine rstr with Python's built-in string formatting to produce strings
210     '{0}@{1}.{2}'.format(rstr.nonwhitespace(exclude='@'),
211                          rstr.domainsafe()
212                          rstr.letters(3))
218     'http://{0}.{1}/{2}/?{3}'.format(rstr.domainsafe(),
219                                     rstr.letters(3),
220                                     rstr.urlsafe(),
221                                     rstr.urlsafe())
230     """.format(rstr.letters(4, 8).title(),
231                rstr.letters(4, 8).title(),
232                rstr.digits(3, 5),
233                rstr.letters(4, 10).title(),
234                rstr.letters(4, 15).title(),
235                rstr.uppercase(2),
236                rstr.digits(5),