Custom Password Object in JavaScript
By: aathishankaran in JavaScript Tutorials on 2007-03-27
In JavaScript, there is no built-in Password object. However, you can create a custom object to handle passwords. Here's an example:
let Password = {
minLength: 8,
maxLength: 20,
validate: function (password) {
if (password.length < this.minLength) {
return "Password is too short";
} else if (password.length > this.maxLength) {
return "Password is too long";
} else {
return "Password is valid";
}
}
};
// Example usage
console.log(Password.validate("password")); // Password is too short
console.log(Password.validate("supersecret")); // Password is valid
console.log(Password.validate("averylongpasswordthatexceedsthemaxlength")); // Password is too long
In this example, the Password object has properties for the minimum and maximum length of the password, as well as a validate method that checks if a password is valid based on these criteria. The validate method uses the this keyword to refer to the Password object's minLength and maxLength properties.
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