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I would like to be able to run this as a stand-alone mnemonic password generator from a terminal like:
$ ./bip39 --entropy=256 --lang=en --mnemoniconly
And grab the password from stdout for use in another program. Would something like this be feasible or within the scope of this project?
stdout
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Not sure when I'll have time to build this but I think it's both feasible and within scope.
In your example, what is the --mnemoniconly flag doing? Or rather, what is returned in addition to the mnemonic without the flag?
--mnemoniconly
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The --mnemoniconly flag may have been a misread of the code. 😅
Thanks @tyler-smith for this library, I wrote a commandline tool for creating keys, mnemonic seeds and HD addresses with this library.
https://github.com/modood/keygen
It is very simple and useful, maybe you should try it. @ghost
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I would like to be able to run this as a stand-alone mnemonic password generator from a terminal like:
And grab the password from
stdout
for use in another program. Would something like this be feasible or within the scope of this project?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: