obfs
v0.2.6
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File-based, object-oriented data store for Node.js
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FEATURES
- use Javascript objects and object notation to read / write from the filesystem / datastore
- symmetric encryption of data using multiple keys
- read / write permissions for instances
- pure Node.js, no third-party libraries
- tested on Linux and MacOS
INSTALLATION
npm install --save obfs
HOW TO USE
Create new instance:
require in your project:
const OBFS = require('obfs') let obfs = new OBFS(options)
options argument is optional, see below
Instance options:
options should be an object:
{ name: 'obfs', path: '/some/path' }
name of the obfs instance / folder, defaults to 'obfs':
options.name = 'string'
base path where to store obfs instance / folder, defaults to user home directory:
options.path = 'string'
encoding used for data, defaults to 'utf8':
options.encoding = 'string'
boolean for returning functions as a function (true) or as a string (false), defaults to false:
options.functions = boolean
set read/write permissions for obfs instance, defaults to 'rw':
options.permissions = 'string'
permissions options:
- read only: 'r'
- write only: 'w'
- read and write: 'rw'
set encryption for obfs instance:
options.encryption = {} options.encryption.algorithm = 'string' options.encryption.key = 'string' options.encryption.keyfile = '/path/to/keyfile'
encryption options:
- available algorithms: 'aes256', 'aria256', 'camellia256'
- key(s) formats:
- 'key'
- string
- single-level encryption
- 'a:sequence:of:different:keys'
- string
- multi-level encryption
- recursive
- colon-separated values
- keyfile
- optional
- if provided, key property is optional
- 'key'
- if both key and keyfile are present, both will be used
- once a data store has been encrypted, you can't start an unencrypted instance on it
- provided key(s) and/or keyfile must match the key(s) and/or keyfile of an encrypted instance
- see code for implementation
Properties:
object / directory absolute paths (filesystem) are accessed via the 'obfs:path' property, which returns a string of the absolute path
const OBFS = require('obfs') let obfs = new OBFS() console.log(obfs.one.two.three['obfs:path']) // '/home/username/obfs/one/two/three'
object / directory relative paths (OBFS instance) are accessed via the 'obfs:name' property, which returns a string of object name(s) / directory path(s) delimited by colons
const OBFS = require('obfs') let obfs = new OBFS() console.log(obfs.one.two.three['obfs:name']) // 'obfs:one:two:three'
object / directory contents are accessed via the 'obfs:keys' property, which returns an array
const OBFS = require('obfs') let obfs = new OBFS() console.log(obfs.one.two.three['obfs:keys']) // []
object / directory timestamp is accessed via the 'obfs:timestamp' property
const OBFS = require('obfs') let obfs = new OBFS() console.log(obfs.one.two.three['obfs:timestamp']) // 0000-00-00T00:00:00.000Z
Set data:
- just like a regular object
- data can be created in recursively non-existent paths / directories / objects
Get data:
- just like a regular object
- non-existent paths / directories / objects returns an object
Delete / update data:
set the obfs.key to undefined, null, or set to other data
obfs.key = undefined // folders / files deleted from filesystem, and returns undefined obfs.key = 'data' // replaces value of obfs.key with 'data'
LINKS
Github:
https://github.com/jenselg/obfs
NPM:
https://www.npmjs.com/package/obfs
LICENSE
MIT License
Copyright (c) 2019 Jensel Gatchalian
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
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