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@iteam/encrypt

v0.3.2

Published

Some (hopefully) sensible defaults for encrypting in node

Downloads

18

Readme

encrypt

Some (hopefully) sensible defaults for encrypting in node

The data is serialized using msgpack5. This allows for any valid js structure to be encrypted/decrypted

Install

npm install --save @iteam/encrypt

Use

Super simple

const {encrypt, decrypt} = require('@iteam/encrypt').init('my super secret password')

const encrypted = encrypt('some text')  // returns a Buffer
const decrypted = decrypt(encrypted)    // returns 'some text'

With options

const {encrypt, decrypt} = require('@iteam/encrypt')
  .init({
    algorithm: 'aes-256-gcm',   // Default is 'aes-256-cbc',
    authTag: true,              // Only works with gcm
    encoding: 'base64',         // Default is null - ie Buffer
    iv: Buffer.alloc(16),       // Not recommended. Sets iv to zeros only. Other, not recommended value is false which removes iv all together
    password: 'some password'
  })

const encrypted = encrypt('some text')  // returns a base64 encoded string
const decrypted = decrypt(encrypted)    // returns 'some text'