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A simple diceware generator with no dependencies.

License: MIT License

Python 100.00%
diceware eff-dice eff-wordlists passphrase passphrase-generator python xkcdpass bip39 no-dependencies

nodice-cli's Introduction

๐ŸŽฒ nodice

A simple diceware generator with no dependencies.

๐Ÿ“ฆ Setup

From source:

- Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/avnigo/nodice-cli.git && cd nodice-cli
- [Optional] Install nodice to path:
python -m pip install .
- Otherwise, use as follows inside the nodice-cli directory:
python nodice

Install from package using pip or pipx:

pip install nodice-cli

๐Ÿ“– Usage

$ nodice --help
usage: nodice [-h] [--words WORDS] [--entropy ENTROPY] [--spacer SPACER] [--dice DICE] [--sides SIDES] [--show-rolls] [--file FILE] [--delimiter DELIMITER] [--verbose]

Generate diceware passphrases from wordlists.

options:
  -h, --help                            show this help message and exit
  --words WORDS, -w WORDS               number of words (default: `5`)
  --entropy ENTROPY, -e ENTROPY         set minimum bits of entropy
  --spacer SPACER, -s SPACER            separate words with a spacer (default: ` `)
  --dice DICE, -d DICE                  number of dice per word; ignores --file and --entropy options
  --sides SIDES, -D SIDES               number of sides per die (default: `6`)
  --show-rolls, -r                      show dice rolls only
  --make-custom, -m                     generate keys (dice rolls) for custom wordlist
  --file FILE, -f FILE                  diceware dictionary file (default: `wordlists/eff_large_wordlist.txt`)
  --delimiter DELIMITER, -t DELIMITER   dictionary delimiter (default: $'\t')
  --verbose, -v                         show entropy information

๐Ÿ—’๏ธ Examples

  • Running nodice or python -m nodice without any options falls back to defaults: 5 random words from eff_large_wordlist.txt.
$ nodice
anybody desecrate battalion agility skid
  • Choosing the number of words to generate:
$ nodice --verbose --words 8
citric trimming whole unlivable drivable percent suitor clump

> 8 random words from a 7776-word list yield 103.4 bits of entropy.
  • Setting the minimum bits of entropy for the passphrase will generate the appropriate amount of words:
$ nodice -v --entropy 120 -s"-"
glade-unmoved-pacemaker-gallon-jogging-sculpture-gentleman-disburse-unsaddle-surprise

> 10 random words from a 7776-word list yield 129.2 bits of entropy.
  • Only show dice rolls generated based on the provided wordlist:
$ nodice -w 10 --show-rolls --file my_printed_wordlist.txt
21162 54422 55235 46233 61313 62442 21411 23555 54232 55436
  • Use a custom delimiter to parse wordlist:
$ nodice -w 7 --show-rolls --file my_wordlist.csv --delimiter ","
23611 62433 55136 12534 55642 51415 13611
  • Set the number of dice to roll for each word:
$ nodice -d6 -w 10 -s $'\n'
464645
664516
111426
133531
416231
613133
541445
156546
325161
566625
  • Use an alternative EFF wordlist:
$ nodice -v -f nodice/wordlists/eff_short_wordlist_2_0.txt -w 8
goldfish depot unwrinkled tiger caviar rustproof urgent urethane

> 8 random words from a 1296-word list yield 82.7 bits of entropy.
  • Set the number of sides of the dice used (e.g. two-sided coin):
$ nodice -v -f nodice/wordlists/bip_0039.txt -w 12 -D2
mountain noble arctic joke hero fruit novel palace quarter genuine rather price

> 12 random words from a 2048-word list yield 132.0 bits of entropy.

๐Ÿ› ๏ธ Custom wordlists

It is possible to use custom wordlists, either delimited alongside their corresponding dice rolls, or simply a bare list of words, as in the examples below respectively.

  • For delimited wordlists, the defaults apply (i.e., delimiter and number of sides), otherwise they would need to be passed in as arguments.
11111	abacus
11112	abdomen
11113	abdominal
11114	abide
11115	abiding
11116	ability
...
  • In the case of a bare wordlist like the one below, dice roll keys for a perfect-power-length wordlist will be generated when possible using smaller than 10-sided dice, whereas other length wordlists are unhandled for now.
abacus
abdomen
abdominal
abide
abiding
ability
...

Using the --make-custom flag with a bare wordlist creates the wordlist alongside the corresponding keys (dice rolls):

$ nodice --make-custom -t, -f bare_wordlist.txt | tail
66656,zombie
66661,zone
66662,zoning
66663,zookeeper
66664,zoologist
66665,zoology
66666,zoom

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