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password Data.Password.Validate Predicate which defines the characters that can be used for a password.
CharSetPredicate :: (Char -> Bool) -> CharSetPredicatepassword Data.Password.Validate No documentation available.
InvalidCharSetPredicate :: CharacterCategory -> MinimumAmount -> InvalidPolicyReasonpassword Data.Password.Validate charSetPredicate does not return True for a CharacterCategory that requires at least MinimumAmount characters in the password
charSetPredicate :: PasswordPolicy -> CharSetPredicatepassword Data.Password.Validate Which characters are acceptable for use in passwords (cf. defaultCharSetPredicate)
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password Data.Password.Validate Default character set Should be all non-control characters in the ASCII character set.
defaultCharSetPredicate :: CharSetPredicatepassword Data.Password.Validate The default character set consists of uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers, and special characters from the ASCII character set. (i.e. everything from the ASCII set except the control characters)
getCharSetPredicate :: CharSetPredicate -> Char -> Boolpassword Data.Password.Validate No documentation available.
validateCharSetPredicate :: PasswordPolicy -> [InvalidPolicyReason]password Data.Password.Validate Validate CharSetPredicate to return True on at least one of the characters that is required. For instance, if PasswordPolicy states that the password requires at least one uppercase letter, then CharSetPredicate should return True on at least one uppercase letter.
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persistent-mongoDB Database.Persist.MongoDB No documentation available.
mgReplicaSetConfig :: MongoConf -> Maybe ReplicaSetConfigpersistent-mongoDB Database.Persist.MongoDB YAML fields for this are rsName and rsSecondaries mgHost is assumed to be the primary