xkcdpass is an implementation of the XKCD 936 approach to password generation: a bunch of random words, instead of a short set of random characters that are hard to remember.
The source to xkcdpass is on GitHub, under a 3-Clause BSD license.
This Homebrew Formula simply automates installing it on a system with
Homebrew, so that xkcdpass can be run directly.
brew install naosnz/xkcdpass/python-xkcdpass
Or brew tap naosnz/xkcdpass and then brew install python-xkcdpass.
xkcdpass can be called with no arguments and will produce one
potential password with default lengths. You can also encourage
it to choose particular lengths of words and numbers of words.
See the xkcdpass --help output, and the xkcdpass README
file
for more details on options available.
xkcdpass is available under an Apache 2.0 license. This Homebrew Formula to facilitate installing it is available under a MIT License; see the LICENSE file for the text of the MIT License.