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simple-pass-hasher

v1.1.1

Published

This module make it simple to hash passwords and others strings.

Downloads

7

Readme

Simple Pass Hasher

How to use it?

Basic Usage

[ Hasher(opts) ]


	'use strict'

	const hasher = require('simple-pass-hasher')

	const fooHash = hasher({
			password: 'fooPassword',
			key: 'fooSecret', 
			algorithm: 'sha1', 
			encoding: 'utf8', 
			hmac: true 
		})

	let digest = fooHash.digest //Return encrypted string

	fooHash.compare('fooPassword', digest) //This will return true

	fooHash.compare('foopassword', digest) //This will return false

	fooHash.compare('otherPassword', digest) //This will return false

Passing Object As Key or String


	const fooHash = hasher({
			password: { username: '@charliejuc', password: '123456' },
			key: { home: 'It\'s a good place', hey: 'All this json will be used as key' }, 
			algorithm: 'sha1', 
			encoding: 'utf8', 
			hmac: true 
		})

	let digest = fooHash.digest //Return encrypted string

	fooHash.compare({ username: '@charliejuc', password: '123456' }, digest) 
	//This will return true

	fooHash.compare(JSON.stringify({ username: '@charliejuc', password: '123456' }), digest) 
	//This will return true

Only compare function

	
	// Now, we don't pass string
	const fooHash = hasher({
			key: 'fooSecret', 
			algorithm: 'sha256', 
			encoding: 'base64', 
			hmac: true
		})

	// Now, we don't have fooHash.digest property

	fooHash.compare('decoded value of fooBase64StrEncoded', fooBase64StrEncoded) //This will return true

	fooHash.compare('other thing', fooBase64StrEncoded) //This will return false

Without HMAC

	
	// Now, we don't need a key
	const fooHash = hasher({
			password: 'fooPassword',			
			algorithm: 'sha256', 
			encoding: 'base64', 
			hmac: false
		})
	
	let digest = fooHash.digest

	fooHash.compare('fooPassword', digest) //This will return true

Options

  • password[?]: String to encrypt, if not pass it, hasher will only return compare ignoring the digest
  • algorithn[?]: The algorithm used for encrypting (sha1, sha256...) - Default value is "sha1"
  • encoding[?]: This will determine the output format of the string after the hash - Default value is "utf8"
  • hmac[?]: If this is false, going to use "createHash" method, otherwise use "createHmac" - Default is false
  • key[?]: Encryption key used (Only is valid if hmac is true)