This is the simplest possible database that must be supported. If you can mimmic this with your database you are good to go!

MemDBBulk is the same as MemDB, but also satisfies the bulk interface.

If your DbWriter implements this, input will be sent in batches instead of using Add.

Cassandra can be used for adding and checking passwords.

A DB should check the database for the supplied password. The password sent to the interface has always been sanitized.

A DbWriter is used for adding passwords to a database. Items sent to Add has always been sanitized, however the same passwords can be sent multiple ti

LineReader will return one line when Next() is called.

Mongo can be used for adding and checking passwords. Note that passwords are cut until they are below 512 bytes when checking against the database, si

A Sanitizer should prepare a password, and check the basic properties that should be satisfied. For an example, see DefaultSanitizer

Sql can be used for adding and checking passwords. Insert and Query are generated for MySQL, and should very likely be changed for other databases. Se

Tokenizer delivers input tokens (passwords). Calling Next() should return the next password, and when finished io.EOF should be returned. It is ok fo

doc at DefaultSanitizer