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lockandkey

v0.0.6

Published

lock and unlock stuff using a key

Downloads

7

Readme

lock and key

lock and unlock stuff using a key

$ npm install lockandkey

find a cryptographic key and use it on some strings.

var key = '6466d1a33b8c33d5a644c5e5967f1f4551b503c0d9c55f1dd3236e4ff6de980';
var lak = require('lockandkey');
var lock = lak.lock;
var unlock = lak.unlock;

var locked = lock('done deal', key); //ciphered base64 string, locked up!
var unlocked = unlock(locked, key); //'done deal'

if you need help finding a cryptographic key, check the test directory and run a diffie helman exchange.

node buffers work well over the protocols. generate the keys and dont touch: just maintain node buffers end-to-end they'll arrive intact for computing the secret key.

run the example

$ git clone https://github.com/reqshark/lockandkey && cd lockandkey; npm i
$ node test