pwgen.py

""" Generate a quasi-random (temp!) password that is easy to communicate
    and remember, consisting of one capitalized longish word and one numeral.
"""

from random import randint

# words file from
# https://raw.githubusercontent.com/first20hours/google-10000-english/master/google-10000-english-usa-no-swears-long.txt

path='C:/Users/ewinner/h/pwgen/words' # <== change this to your path....

phon={
'a':'alpha',
'b':'bravo',
'c':'charley',
'd':'delta',
'e':'echo',
'f':'foxtrot',
'g':'gulf',
'h':'hotel',
'i':'india',
'j':'juliette',
'k':'kilo',
'l':'lima',
'm':'mike',
'n':'november',
'o':'oscar',
'p':'papa',
'q':'quebec',
'r':'romeo',
's':'sierra',
't':'tango',
'u':'uniform',
'v':'victor',
'w':'whiskey',
'x':'x-ray',
'y':'yankey',
'z':'zulu',
'0':'zero',
'1':'one',
'2':'two',
'3':'three',
'4':'four',
'5':'five',
'6':'six',
'7':'seven',
'8':'eight',
'9':'nine',
}

def phonetic(s:str,sep:str)->str:
  ret=''
  for c in s:
    if c==c.upper()and c not in ['0','1','2','3','4','5','6','7','8','9']:
      ret+=phon[c.lower()].upper()+sep
    else:ret+=phon[c]+sep
  return ret[:-1]

with open(path) as f:
  ls=f.readlines();l_num=randint(1,len(ls));l=ls[l_num+1]

pw=l.capitalize().rstrip('\n')+str(randint(2,9))
print(pw+'\n'+"That's: "+phonetic(pw,' ')+'.')