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malta-js-toolkit

v1.0.16

Published

Malta plugin to enable some special features

Downloads

10

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This plugin can be used on: .js files and even on .coffee and .ts files after using the right plugin

Purpose

Allows to enable some extra features on javascript code

Options

  • noConsole
    disable all console functions, if true is passed

  • noDebugger
    removes all debugger occurrences, if true is passed

  • lockScriptUrl (*)
    allows to lock the execution of the script if the src attribute of the script differs from the one passed (in this case use the generic protocol in the url passed)

  • lockHostUrl (*)
    allows to lock the execution of the script if the host where the script is loaded differs from the one passed (even in this case use the generic protocol in the url passed)

  • apiKey && apiName (*)
    allows to specify key value and a variable name to execute the script only if in the global scope can be found a variable with the right value.

(*) it is possible to use an additional message parameter to overwrite the default failure message that will appear in the browser console.

If not option is given the plugin won't modify the file/s interested

Sample usage:

malta app/source/index.js public/js -plugins=malta-js-toolkit[noConsole:true,lockScriptUrl:\"//mydomain.com/js/app.js\",lockHostUrl:\"//mydomain.com\",apiName:\"secretKey\",apiKey:\"foofoo\"]

in this case:

  • every console function will be disabled
  • the script execution will be locked but if all the following conditions are met
    • the script src matches /[https?:]?\/\/mydomain\.com\/js\/app\.js/
    • the domain where is loaded matches /[https?:]?\/\/mydomain\.com/
    • at execution can be found a variable named secretKey in the global scope containing the value foofoo

or in the .json file :

"app/source/index.js" : "public/js -plugins=malta-js-toolkit[noConsole:true,lockScriptUrl:\'//mydomain.com/js/app.js\',lockHostUrl:\'//mydomain.com\',apiName:\'secretKey\',apiKey:\'foofoo\']"

or in a script :

var Malta = require('malta'),
    dynKey = "foofoo";
Malta.get().check([
    'app/source/index.js',
    'public/js',
    '-plugins=malta-js-toolkit',
    '-options=noConsole:true,lockScriptUrl:"//mydomain.com/js/app.js",lockHostUrl:"//mydomain.com",apiName:"secretKey",apiKey:"' + dynKey + '"'
    ]).start(function (o) {
        var s = this;
        console.log('name : ' + o.name)
        console.log("content : \n" + o.content);
        'plugin' in o && console.log("plugin : " + o.plugin);
        console.log('=========');
    });

Since the locking of the execution is done with a very simple hash function it is strongly recommended to obfuscate everything using (after malta-js-toolkit) the malta-js-obfuscator plugin.