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lsj

v1.1.7

Published

Encryption decryption and hash generation is now way to easy

Downloads

4

Readme

License: UCOP v3

Current features:

  • encrypting strings
  • decrypting strings
  • generating a md5 hash

Setup for the project

Download the module with the command: npm install --save lsj

Import the module with:

const lsj = require('lsj');

encryption method usage

var text = "The text you want to use";
var key = "Enter a random generated key with a length of 16 characters";

var encText = lsj.encrypt(text, key);

decryption method usage

var encText = "The text you want to encrypt";
var key = "The key used to encrypt the string";

var text = lsj.decrypt(encText, key);

MD5-hash generator usage

var text = "The text you want to use";

var md5 = lsj.md5(text);

SHA256-hash generator usage

var text = "The text you want to use";

var hash = lsj.createSHA256(text);