rs-random

Secure String Generator

A minimal, blazing-fast Rust command-line tool for generating secure random strings with the tiniest possible footprint. Perfect for standalone use or integration into other applications.

Features

Uses operating system entropy (OsRng) for cryptographically secure randomness
Flexible selection of character sets, including alphabets, numbers, symbols, and more
Very small binary size
Minimal dependencies

About

I created rs-random to have a super simple, minimal way to generate secure strings that I could build into other applications, ensuring security, speed, and a tiny footprint.

Installation

Windows

Download the latest Windows executable from the releases page.

From Source

git clone https://git.caileb.com/Caileb/rs-random.git
cd rs-random
cargo build --release

Usage

rs-random [LENGTH]
rs-random -l <LENGTH> [-s <SETS>] [-c <COUNT>]
rs-random -h

LENGTH <number>: Length of each string (default: 16)
-l <LENGTH>: Specify the string length
-s <SETS>: Comma-separated list of character sets to include (default: lowercase,uppercase,numbers,special-safe)
-c <COUNT>: Number of strings to generate (default: 1)
-h: Show help information

Available Character Sets

Name	Description
lowercase	English lowercase letters (a-z)
uppercase	English uppercase letters (A-Z)
numbers	Numbers (0-9)
special	Special characters
special-safe	Safe special chars (no pipes/brackets)
cyrillic-lower	Cyrillic lowercase letters
cyrillic-upper	Cyrillic uppercase letters
greek-lower	Greek lowercase letters
greek-upper	Greek uppercase letters
symbols	Extended symbols (©®, ™, €, £, etc.)

Examples

Generate a single 32-character string (default sets):

rs-random 32

Generate five 12-character strings using only lowercase and numbers:

rs-random -l 12 -s lowercase,numbers -c 5

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