@angular-material-extensions/password-strength - Material password strength meter to indicate how secure is the provided password - Angular V8 supported incl. schematics

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Demo

View all the directives and components in action at https://angular-material-extensions.github.io/password-strength

Library's components

<mat-password-strength> used to calculate and display the strength of a provided password

strength score <= 20%

@angular-material-extensions/password-strength score less than 20%

strength score <= 80%

@angular-material-extensions/password-strength score less than 40%

strength score > 80%

@angular-material-extensions/password-strength score less than 100%

<mat-password-strength-info> used to display more information about the strength of a provided password

@angular-material-extensions/password-strength's info

<mat-pass-toggle-visibility> used to show/hide the password provided in the input element

@angular-material-extensions/password-strength's info

Dependencies

Angular developed and tested with 7.x

1. Install via ng add. (Recommended)

If Angular Material Design is not setup, just run ng add @angular/material learn more

Now add the library via the angular schematics

ng add @angular-material-extensions/password-strength

2. Install via npm. (Alternative)

Now install @angular-material-extensions/password-strength via:

npm install --save @angular-material-extensions/password-strength

SystemJS

Note:If you are using SystemJS, you should adjust your configuration to point to the UMD bundle. In your systemjs config file, map needs to tell the System loader where to look for @angular-material-extensions/password-strength:

map: {
  '@angular-material-extensions/password-strength': 'node_modules/@angular-material-extensions/password-strength/bundles/password-strength.umd.js',
}

-> follow the instructions here

Import the library

Once installed you need to import the main module:

import { MatPasswordStrengthModule } from '@angular-material-extensions/password-strength';

The only remaining part is to list the imported module in your application module. The exact method will be slightly different for the root (top-level) module for which you should end up with the code similar to (notice MatPasswordStrengthModule .forRoot()):

import { MatPasswordStrengthModule } from '@angular-material-extensions/password-strength';

@NgModule({
  declarations: [AppComponent, ...],
  imports: [MatPasswordStrengthModule.forRoot(), ...],  
  bootstrap: [AppComponent]
})
export class AppModule {
}

Other modules in your application can simply import MatPasswordStrengthModule:

import { MatPasswordStrengthModule } from '@angular-material-extensions/password-strength';

@NgModule({
  declarations: [OtherComponent, ...],
  imports: [MatPasswordStrengthModule, ...], 
})
export class OtherModule {
}

API

`<mat-password-strength>` used to calculate and display the strength of a provided password - see the demo examples

option	bind	type	default	description
password	`Input()`	string	-	the password to calculate its strength
customValidator	`Input()`	RegExp	-	custom regex validator
externalError	`Input()`	`boolean`	`false`	used to change the color of the password to warn if an external error occurs
enableLengthRule	`Input()`	`boolean`	`true`	whether to validate the length of the password
enableLowerCaseLetterRule	`Input()`	`boolean`	`true`	whether a lowercase letter is optional
enableUpperCaseLetterRule	`Input()`	`boolean`	`true`	whether a uppercase letter is optional
enableDigitRule	`Input()`	`boolean`	`true`	whether a digit char is optional
enableSpecialCharRule	`Input()`	`boolean`	true	whether a special char is optional
min	`Input()`	`number`	8	the minimum length of the password
max	`Input()`	`number`	30	the maximum length of the password
warnThreshold	`Input()`	`number`	21	password strength less than this number shows the warn color
accentThreshold	`Input()`	`number`	81	password strength less than this number shows the accent color
onStrengthChanged	Output()	`number`	-	emits the strength of the provided password in % e.g: 20%, 40%, 60%, 80% or 100%

`<mat-password-strength-info>` used to display more information about the strength of a provided password - see the demo examples

option	bind	type	default	description
passwordComponent	`Input()`	PasswordStrengthComponent	-	the password component used in the template in order to display more info related to the provided password
enableScoreInfo	`Input()`	`boolean`	`false`	whether to show the password's score in %
lowerCaseCriteriaMsg	`Input()`	`string`	contains at least one lower character	an appropriate msg for the lower case %
upperCaseCriteriaMsg	`Input()`	`string`	contains at least one upper character	an appropriate msg for the upper case %
digitsCriteriaMsg	`Input()`	`string`	contains at least one digit character	an appropriate msg for the digit case %
specialCharsCriteriaMsg	`Input()`	`string`	contains at least one special character	an appropriate msg for the special case %
customCharsCriteriaMsg	`Input()`	`string`	contains at least one custom character	an appropriate msg for the custom validator case %
minCharsCriteriaMsg	`Input()`	`string`	contains at least ${this.passwordComponent.min} characters	an appropriate msg for the minimum `number` of chars %

`<mat-pass-toggle-visibility>` used to show/hide the password provided in the input element

option	bind	type	default	description
isVisible	`Input()`	`boolean`	`false`	whether the password is visible or hidden

Usage

add the @angular-material-extensions/password-strength element to your template:

<mat-password-strength  [password]="password.value">
</mat-password-strength>

This will display only the material password strength meter in form of a progress without any input fields or similar.

In the following example, we integration a material input container with `@angular-material-extensions/password-strength` 's component.

NOTE: In order to repaint the mat-form-field correctly after changing the value of the password's strength, please consider to change the detection strategy for the parent component -->

import {ChangeDetectionStrategy, Component, OnInit, ViewEncapsulation} from '@angular/core';
import {Title} from '@angular/platform-browser';
import {MatSlideToggleChange} from '@angular/material';
import {MatPasswordStrengthComponent} from '@angular-material-extensions/password-strength';

@Component({
  selector: 'app-home',
  templateUrl: './home.component.html',
  styleUrls: ['./home.component.scss'],
  encapsulation: ViewEncapsulation.None,
  changeDetection: ChangeDetectionStrategy.OnPush
})
export class HomeComponent implements OnInit {}

<div>
  <mat-form-field appearance="outline" style="width: 100%" [color]="passwordComponent.color">
              <mat-label>Password</mat-label>
              <input matInput #password
                     [type]="inputType"
                     required
                     placeholder="Password">
              <mat-hint align="end" aria-live="polite">
                {{password.value.length}} / 25
              </mat-hint>
            </mat-form-field>
  
            <mat-password-strength #passwordComponent
                                   (onStrengthChanged)="onStrengthChanged($event)"
                                   [password]="password.value">
            </mat-password-strength>
     </div>

learn more about mat-form-field

Example of how to use the emitted strength of the password in your template

<div fxLayout="row" fxLayoutGap="10px">
   <div *ngIf="passwordComponent.strength === 100; then done else error">
   </div>
   <ng-template #done>
     <mat-icon color="primary">done</mat-icon>
   </ng-template>
   <ng-template #error>
     <mat-icon color="warn">error</mat-icon>
   </ng-template>
   <div>
     <p>Password's strength = {{passwordComponent.strength}} %100</p>
   </div>
</div>

Use the toggle visibility component

add the mat-pass-toggle-visibility to your mat-form-field
give it a name to use it in the html file like toggle
set the type of the input to that value emitted from the mat-pass-toggle-visibility component <input matInput [type]="toggle.type"/>

<mat-form-field appearance="outline" style="width: 100%" [color]="passwordComponent.color">
  <mat-label>Password</mat-label>
  <!-- HERE DOWN :D-->
  <mat-pass-toggle-visibility #toggle matSuffix></mat-pass-toggle-visibility>
  <!-- THERE ABOVE ;)-->
  <input matInput #password
         [type]="toggle.type"
         required
         placeholder="Password">
  <mat-hint align="end" aria-live="polite">
    {{password.value.length}} / 25
  </mat-hint>
</mat-form-field>

Client Side password's validation using a built in angular formController

add an input element to your template with an appropriate @angular-material-extensions/password-strength's component
hold a reference of the @angular-material-extensions/password-strength's component by adding passwordComponentWithValidation (or whatever you want) inside the element

e.g:

 <mat-password-strength #passwordComponentWithValidation
                       [password]="passwordWithValidation.value">
                       </mat-password-strength>

bind the form controller of the mat-password-strength to the input element

you can access the form controller of @angular-material-extensions/password-strength using the chile view --> passwordComponentWithValidation.passwordFormControl
bind the form controller to an input element --> [formControl]="passwordComponentWithValidation.passwordFormControl"

Full example - see below

<div>
  <mat-form-field appearance="outline" style="width: 100%">
    <mat-label>Password</mat-label>
    <input matInput #passwordWithValidation
           [type]="inputType"
           required
           [formControl]="passwordComponentWithValidation.passwordFormControl"
           placeholder="Password">
    <mat-hint align="end" aria-live="polite">
      {{passwordWithValidation.value.length}} / 25
    </mat-hint>
    <mat-error *ngIf="passwordComponentWithValidation.passwordFormControl.hasError('required')">
      Password is required
    </mat-error>
    <mat-error *ngIf="passwordComponentWithValidation.passwordFormControl.hasError('pattern')">
      Password is not valid
    </mat-error>
  </mat-form-field>
  <mat-password-strength #passwordComponentWithValidation
                                  (onStrengthChanged)="onStrengthChanged($event)"
                                  [password]="passwordWithValidation.value">
  </mat-password-strength>
  <!--Password's strength info-->
  <mat-password-strength-info
    [passwordComponent]="passwordComponentWithValidation">
  </mat-password-strength-info>
</div>

this will looks like -->

custom regex validation

please consider to use the customValidator input (see below)

<mat-slide-toggle #toggle>Show Password Details</mat-slide-toggle>
      
 <mat-form-field appearance="outline" style="width: 100%" [color]="passwordComponent.color">
  <mat-label>Password</mat-label>
  <mat-pass-toggle-visibility #toggleVisbility matSuffix></mat-pass-toggle-visibility>
  <input matInput #password
         [type]="toggleVisbility.type"
         placeholder="Password">
  <mat-hint align="end" aria-live="polite">
    {{password.value.length}} / {{passwordComponent.max}}
  </mat-hint>
</mat-form-field>
 
        
<mat-password-strength #passwordComponent
  (onStrengthChanged)="onStrengthChanged($event)"
  [password]="password.value"
  [customValidator]="pattern">
</mat-password-strength>

<mat-password-strength-info
  *ngIf="toggle.checked"
  [passwordComponent]="passwordComponent6"
  customCharsCriteriaMsg="1 german special chars is required"
  [enableScoreInfo]="true">
</mat-password-strength-info>

pattern = new RegExp(/^(?=.*?[äöüÄÖÜß])/);

Confirm the password with built in angular form controllers - see the live example

Use always the green color for a strong password just by adding the `green` css class to the `mat-password-strength`

<mat-password-strength #passwordComponent
                       class="green"
                       [password]="password.value">
</mat-password-strength>

Supporting custom messages and ngx-translate for the info component please check the example demo here

for more examples please visit this URL : [(https://angular-material-extensions.github.io/password-strength/examples]((https://angular-material-extensions.github.io/password-strength/examples)

Please checkout the full documentation here or follow the official tutorial

Run Demo App Locally

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README.md

@angular-material-extensions/password-strength - Material password strength meter to indicate how secure is the provided password - Angular V8 supported incl. schematics

Built by and for developers ❤️

Table of Contents

Demo

Library's components

Dependencies

Installation

1. Install via ng add. (Recommended)

2. Install via npm. (Alternative)

SystemJS

Import the library

API

`<mat-password-strength>` used to calculate and display the strength of a provided password - see the demo examples

`<mat-password-strength-info>` used to display more information about the strength of a provided password - see the demo examples

`<mat-pass-toggle-visibility>` used to show/hide the password provided in the input element

Usage

In the following example, we integration a material input container with `@angular-material-extensions/password-strength` 's component.

Example of how to use the emitted strength of the password in your template

Use the toggle visibility component

Client Side password's validation using a built in angular formController

custom regex validation

Confirm the password with built in angular form controllers - see the live example

Use always the green color for a strong password just by adding the `green` css class to the `mat-password-strength`

Supporting custom messages and ngx-translate for the info component please check the example demo here

Run Demo App Locally

Development

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@angular-material-extensions/password-strength - Material password strength meter to indicate how secure is the provided password - Angular V8 supported incl. schematics

Built by and for developers ❤️

Table of Contents

Demo

Library's components

Dependencies

Installation

1. Install via ng add. (Recommended)

2. Install via npm. (Alternative)

SystemJS

Import the library

API

<mat-password-strength> used to calculate and display the strength of a provided password - see the demo examples

<mat-password-strength-info> used to display more information about the strength of a provided password - see the demo examples

<mat-pass-toggle-visibility> used to show/hide the password provided in the input element

Usage

In the following example, we integration a material input container with @angular-material-extensions/password-strength 's component.

Example of how to use the emitted strength of the password in your template

Use the toggle visibility component

Client Side password's validation using a built in angular formController

custom regex validation

Confirm the password with built in angular form controllers - see the live example

Use always the green color for a strong password just by adding the green css class to the mat-password-strength

Supporting custom messages and ngx-translate for the info component please check the example demo here

Run Demo App Locally

Development

Other Angular Libraries

Support

License

`<mat-password-strength>` used to calculate and display the strength of a provided password - see the demo examples

`<mat-password-strength-info>` used to display more information about the strength of a provided password - see the demo examples

`<mat-pass-toggle-visibility>` used to show/hide the password provided in the input element

In the following example, we integration a material input container with `@angular-material-extensions/password-strength` 's component.

Use always the green color for a strong password just by adding the `green` css class to the `mat-password-strength`