public static function provideGenerators()
{
$factory = new \PasswordLib\Random\Factory();
$generator = $factory->getLowStrengthGenerator();
$sources = $generator->getSources();
$ret = array();
$ret[] = array(new Generator($sources, new \PasswordLib\Random\Mixer\Hash()), 10000, 'hash');
return $ret;
}
* PasswordLib\Random\Factory class to build a random number generator to suit
* our needs here.
*/
//We first load the bootstrap file so we have access to the library
require_once dirname(dirname(__DIR__)) . '/lib/PasswordLib/bootstrap.php';
//Now, let's get a random number factory
$factory = new \PasswordLib\Random\Factory();
/**
* Now, since we want a low strength random number, let's get a low strength
* generator from the factory.
*
* If we wanted stronger random numbers, we could change this to medium or high
* but both use significantly more resources to generate, so let's just stick
* with low for the purposes of this example:
*/
$generator = $factory->getLowStrengthGenerator();
/**
* Now, let's start generating our random numbers! To start off with, let's
* pick a few random number between 1 and 10
*/
$numbers = array();
for ($i = 0; $i < 5; $i++) {
$numbers[] = $generator->generateInt(1, 10);
}
vprintf("\nRandom Numbers between 1 and 10: %d, %d, %d, %d, %d \n", $numbers);
/**
* Now, since we have that down, let's have some fun:
*/
printf("\nA negative random number: %d\n", $generator->generateInt(-100, 0));
printf("\nA really big random number: %d\n", $generator->generateInt(1234567, 12345678));
printf("\nA not-so-random number: %d\n", $generator->generateInt(42, 42));
