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safearchive1

v1.0.2

Published

SA1 - a file archiver and extractor with a password written in node.js

Downloads

2

Readme

SafeArchive1

SA1 - a file archiver and extractor with a password written in Node.js

Usage

First, run this to install SafeArchive1:

npm install -g safearchive1

Now create a folder, and create a file inside of the folder named SA1_CONTROL. In it, write the files you want to archive like this:

index.js
hello.txt

Once finished, run this:

sa1_archive <file_name>.sa1 <password>

A file will appear when generated. That is your generated arhive! Now you have to extract it with a password. To extract, run this:

sa1_extract <file_name.sa1> <password>

Once extracted, there will be a folder of the name of the archive. Click on it and you will see all the original files in it. You can share the archive with anyone and with a password so it can be kept a secret, but make sure you trust the person with the generated archive to not leak the password, otherwise the purpose of the password is lost!