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aes-cli

v1.3.0

Published

![AES CLI Screenshot](Node-Encryption-CLI-Screenshot.jpg)

Downloads

24

Readme

AES CLI Screenshot

AES CLI

An example of how one might encrypt/decrypt files using node.

Code for this companion article: Encrypting Files With Node.

:exclamation: Important

This code is adapted from the original. The original repo can be found here: https://github.com/bbstilson/node-encryption

Changelog

Added

  • Add Node bin and Shebang to use as CLI tool. - F1LT3R
  • Add linting inputs and vscode settings. - F1LT3R
  • Add password, and password verification input. - F1LT3R

Installation

npm install

Usage

Encryption

  1. From your shell: aes encrypt test.txt
  2. You will be prompted for a password, and password verification.
  3. You will now see test.txt.enc. This is the encrypted data.
  4. You can delete the original file, if you like.

Decryption

  1. From your shell: aes decrypt test.txt
  2. You will be prompted for a password, and password verification.
  3. You will now see test.txt.unenc. This file will be identical to the original.
  4. You can rename this file back to test.txt.