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simplecrypt

v0.1.0

Published

Simple library for encrypting/decrypting strings without the boilerplate of the crypt library.

Downloads

2,413

Readme

simplecrypt

Simplecrypt is intended to be a very basic, concise library for doing one thing: encrypting strings. By default, it makes a lot of assumptions for you, like what type of encryption to use (AES 192), what to use for the key (cryptographically strong random data), how large to make the key (256 bytes), the encoding to use (hex dump for ciphered, UTF-8 for deciphered). Some of these you can change (the encryption type, and the key), but the focus here is simplicity.

Important note: if you do not specify the key, a random one is generated. If you plan on storing the encrypted digest somewhere, then you will need to specify a key or retrieve the key from the simplecrypt instance.

Installation

npm install simplecrypt

Usage

var simplecrypt = require("simplecrypt");

var sc = simplecrypt();

var digest = sc.encrypt("my secret");
console.log(digest); // "66cea6eb1c18b8862485cf0604fa6062"

var message = sc.decrypt(digest);
console.log(message); // "my secret"