zxcvbn-hs-0.2.0.0: src/Text/Password/Strength/Internal/Repeat.hs
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module Text.Password.Strength.Internal.Repeat (
-- * Repeating Token Matches
RepeatMap,
Repeat,
mkRepeatMap,
repeatMatch
) where
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-- Library Imports:
import Control.Arrow ((&&&))
import Control.Lens ((^.), _1)
import Data.Function (on)
import Data.List (sortBy, subsequences, maximumBy)
import Data.Map (Map)
import qualified Data.Map as Map
import Data.Text (Text)
import qualified Data.Text as Text
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-- Project Imports:
import Text.Password.Strength.Internal.Token
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-- | Internal mapping of repeating tokens.
newtype RepeatMap = RepeatMap
{ getMap :: Map Text [Token] }
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-- | Type alias for a count of repeating tokens.
type Repeat = Int
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-- | Generate a repeat map from an existing token map.
mkRepeatMap :: Map Token a -> RepeatMap
mkRepeatMap = RepeatMap . Map.foldrWithKey f Map.empty
where f t _ = Map.insertWith (<>) (t ^. tokenChars) [t]
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-- | Test to see if the given token is repeated.
--
-- If a repeat is found, the number of occurrences is returned along
-- with the full token representing the repeating sequence.
--
-- In other words, if the token passed in is "word" and in the map we
-- find that the original password contains "wordword", we return 2 to
-- indicate 2 repeats and the token that represents the sequence
-- "wordword".
repeatMatch :: RepeatMap -> Token -> Maybe (Repeat, Token)
repeatMatch m t =
Map.lookup (t ^. tokenChars) (getMap m) >>=
ordered >>=
longestSequence >>=
mkToken
where
ordered :: [Token] -> Maybe [Token]
ordered [] = Nothing
ordered [_] = Nothing -- Must have at least two elements to repeat.
ordered xs = Just $ sortBy (compare `on` (^. startIndex)) xs
longestSequence :: [Token] -> Maybe (Repeat, [Token])
longestSequence ts =
let f = filter (\(n,_) -> n >= 2) .
map (length &&& id) .
filter (all isSequence . lineUp) .
subsequences
in case f ts of
[] -> Nothing
xs -> Just $ maximumBy (compare `on` (^. _1)) xs
mkToken :: (Repeat, [Token]) -> Maybe (Repeat, Token)
mkToken (_, []) = Nothing
mkToken (n, ts) = Just $
let s = head ts ^. startIndex
e = last ts ^. endIndex
c = Text.replicate n (t ^. tokenChars)
l = Text.replicate n (t ^. tokenLower)
in (n, Token c l s e)
lineUp :: [Token] -> [(Token, Token)]
lineUp xs = zip xs (drop 1 xs)
isSequence :: (Token, Token) -> Bool
isSequence (x, y) = (y ^. startIndex) - (x ^. endIndex) == 1