Michael Kopinsky

I have a personal dream of building a personal finance app, replacing my janky Excel pivot table process. I assumed I'd be importing CSV files from the banks, but if...

+1. In https://github.com/mkopinsky/ofxparser/commit/f44df3aa756ddbccdcbcb29eaea561be4b410194 I added a unit test/fixture for a oneline OFX file which does include some line breaks, and this PR passed that with no problem. (I also tested...

composer.json requires `"symfony/polyfill-mbstring": ">=1.3.1"` which should have provided that function. Did you install via composer? Which PHP version are you using?

As of the 4.0.1 release of the Dropbox (Javascript/Coffeescript) library, the scoring algorithm works differently, without the set of constants/assumptions embedded in the old algorithm. See https://github.com/dropbox/zxcvbn/blob/master/src/scoring.coffee for how it...

Can you post the full stack trace of how you got this?

If you pass in those words as `$userInputs` they will (in most, if not all) cases be flagged as dictionary matches against the `user_inputs` dictionary.

#15 has now been merged, so the PHP library matches the JS library in terms of scoring. Are you still having any issues getting this working in Wordpress?

Our approach in general has been to maintain feature parity (and more importantly, scoring parity) with the upstream dropbox/zxcvbn library. https://github.com/dropbox/zxcvbn/issues/93 is the feature request there about AZERTY support. See...

In principle, I think switching to feature/scoring parity with `zxcvbn-ts` makes perfect sense. I would do it as a new version rather than trying to feature flag it. There's a...

I just pushed up a `next` branch. Feel free to issue PRs against it.