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//! Passphrase generation with basic configuration
//!
//! This example shows how to use the [`BasicConfig`](config::BasicConfig) structure for
//! configuring how passphrases should be generated. See the [`BasicConfig`](config::BasicConfig)
//! documentation for all available options.
//!
//! Other configuration structures are available in the [`config`](config) module.
//! You may build your own configuration structure with support for converting it into a
//! [`Scheme`](scheme::Scheme) by implementing the [`ToScheme`](scheme::ToScheme) trait.
//!
//! Note that this example prints the generated passphrase in the console,
//! which might not be desired in most situations.
use chbs::{config::BasicConfig, prelude::*, probability::Probability};
fn main() {
// Build a custom configuration to:
// - use hyphens as separator
// - sometimes capitalizes whole passphrase words
// - sometimes capitalizes the first characters of passphrase words
// TODO: use the builder instead
// let config = BasicConfigBuilder::default()
// .separator("-")
// .capitalize_first(Probability::from(0.33))
// .capitalize_words(Probability::half())
// .build()
// .unwrap();
let mut config = BasicConfig::default();
config.words = 8;
config.separator = "-".into();
config.capitalize_first = Probability::from(0.33);
config.capitalize_words = Probability::half();
let scheme = config.to_scheme();
println!("Passphrase: {:?}", scheme.generate());
println!("Entropy: {:?}", scheme.entropy().bits());
}
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