function password_strength_get_flaws in Password Strength 6.2

Same name and namespace in other branches

1. 7 password_strength.module \password_strength_get_flaws()

Returns an array of flaws found in the password strength.

Parameters

array $strength: An array containing password strength details.

Return value

array Array of arrays suitable for theme_item_list.

1 call to password_strength_get_flaws()

password_strength_get_message_flaws in ./password_strength.module

Returns helper message for password strength.

File

./password_strength.module, line 514

Provides password controls, validation, and strength checker.

Code

function password_strength_get_flaws($strength) {
  $use_eg = TRUE;
  $use_eg_live = FALSE;
  $use_eg_live_attr = FALSE;
  $flaws = array(
    'length' => array(
      'text' => t('Is shorter than @count characters', array(
        '@count' => (int) variable_get('password_strength_default_password_length', 7),
      )),
      'examples' => NULL,
    ),
    'mail' => array(
      'text' => t('Matches your email address'),
      'examples' => NULL,
    ),
    'name' => array(
      'text' => t('Matches your account name'),
      'examples' => NULL,
    ),
    'dictionary' => array(
      'text' => t('Contains dictionary words'),
      'examples' => array(
        'password',
      ),
    ),
    'sequence' => array(
      'text' => t('Has a common character sequence'),
      'examples' => array(
        '12345',
        'abc',
      ),
    ),
    'repeat' => array(
      'text' => t('Includes repeated characters'),
      'examples' => array(
        'aaa',
        '55555',
      ),
    ),
    'leetspeak' => array(
      'text' => t('Has leet (or “1337”), also known as eleet or leetspeak'),
      'examples' => array(
        'p4ssw0rd',
      ),
    ),
    'spatial' => array(
      'text' => t('Has a keyboard sequence'),
      'examples' => array(
        'qwerty',
        'asdf',
      ),
    ),
    'digit' => array(
      'text' => t('Has a series of just digits'),
      'examples' => array(
        '929',
      ),
    ),
    'date' => array(
      'text' => t('Includes a date'),
      'examples' => array(
        '19-11-1978',
      ),
    ),
    'year' => array(
      'text' => t('Includes a year'),
      'examples' => array(
        '2013',
      ),
    ),
  );

  // Collect all matched patterns.
  $matches = array();
  foreach ($strength['matches'] as $match) {
    $matches[$match['pattern']][] = $match['matched'];
  }

  // Build a list of flaws for this password.
  $items = array();
  foreach ($matches as $pattern => $match) {
    if (!isset($flaws[$pattern])) {
      continue;
    }
    $flaw = $flaws[$pattern];
    $item = array();
    $item['data'] = $flaw['text'];

    // Use default examples.
    if ($use_eg && !empty($flaw['text']) && !empty($flaw['examples'])) {
      $item['data'] .= t(' (e.g. "@match")', array(
        '@match' => implode('", "', $flaw['examples']),
      ));
    }

    // Use live examples.
    if ($use_eg_live) {
      $item['data'] .= t(' (e.g. "@match")', array(
        '@match' => implode('", "', $match),
      ));
    }

    // Use live examples in title attributes.
    if ($use_eg_live_attr) {
      $hint = t('e.g. @match', array(
        '@match' => implode(', ', $match),
      ));
      $item['data'] .= ' (<span class="hint" title="' . $hint . '">?</span>)';
    }
    $items[] = $item;
  }
  return $items;
}