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fix spelling in Readme
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shibumi committed Sep 6, 2020
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* specify number of words
* different languages: English, German
* specify a delimeter between words
* specify a delimiter between words
* use an external file as word list

## how to use it

```
Usage of ./mnemonic:
-d string
delimeter as split element for the password (default "-")
delimiter as split element for the password (default "-")
-f string
path to external word list
-l string
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[https://xkcd.com/936/](https://xkcd.com/936/)

I am aware that other solutions exist, but most of them are websites.
I am aware, that other solutions exist, but most of them are websites.
Websites are not trustable, even if password generation happens via javascript (evil plugins, that can read your website content).
With `Go` we finally have a programming language that allows us to build a static binary with embedded data.

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## todo

* provide more word lists
* provide a `-m`, `--max` parameter for setting a characterlimit. Useful for websites with password character limit.
* provide a `-m`, `--max` parameter for setting a character limit. Useful for websites with password character limit.
* tests, tests.. tests
* build release binaries magically via github actions
* option for generating random numbers as padding/delimeter
* option for generating random numbers as padding/delimiter
* option for replacing characters to numbers for leetspeak for example: `hello-dear` to `h3ll0-d34r`

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