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exiton

v1.0.7

Published

exit the program if a condition met

Readme

czib

A lightweight Node.js library for compressing and optionally encrypting data or files using gzip and AES-256-CBC encryption. It supports both in-memory and file-based operations with efficient streaming, ideal for handling large datasets.

Built with Node.js core modules (fs, zlib, crypto, stream)—no external dependencies required.

Features

Gzip Compression**: Reduces data size efficiently.

AES-256-CBC Encryption**: Optional encryption with password-derived keys (scrypt).

Input/Output Flexibility**: Supports strings, Buffers, or file paths.

Streaming Support**: Memory-efficient processing for large files.

Async/Await**: Promise-based API for modern JavaScript.

Secure IV**: Randomly generated and prepended to encrypted output for decryption.

Security Note**: Uses a fixed salt ('salt') for key derivation. For production, consider customizing the salt or key derivation method. Always use strong passwords.

Installation


npm install czib

Requires Node.js >= 14 (for stream.pipeline and crypto.scryptSync).

Usage

Import


const { zip, unzip } = require('czib');

Compressing and Encrypting

In-Memory


(async () => {

   const data = 'Sample text to compress and encrypt.';

   const password = 'securepassword123';

   try {

     const result = await zip(data, password, { encrypt: true });

     console.log('Output (hex):', result.toString('hex'));

   } catch (err) {

     console.error('Error:', err.message);

   }

})();

File-Based


(async () => {

   const input = { file: 'input.txt' };

   const password = 'securepassword123';

   try {

     await zip(input, password, { encrypt: true, outputFile: 'output.czib' });

     console.log('Compressed and encrypted to output.czib');

   } catch (err) {

     console.error('Error:', err.message);

   }

})();

- Set encrypt: false to skip encryption (no password needed).

- Output is a Buffer (in-memory) or written to outputFile.

### Decompressing and Decrypting

#### In-Memory


(async () => {

   const encryptedData = /\* Buffer from zip \*/;

   const password = 'securepassword123';

   try {

     const result = await unzip(encryptedData, password, { encrypt: true });

     console.log('Decompressed:', result.toString());

   } catch (err) {

     console.error('Error:', err.message);

   }

})();

#### File-Based


(async () => {

   const input = { file: 'output.czib' };

   const password = 'securepassword123';

   try {

     await unzip(input, password, { encrypt: true, outputFile: 'recovered.txt' });

     console.log('Decompressed and decrypted to recovered.txt');

   } catch (err) {

     console.error('Error:', err.message);

   }

})();

For encrypted inputs, the first 16 bytes are the IV.

Use same encrypt setting and password as during zip.

API Reference

zip(input, password, options = {})

- **input**: string | Buffer | { file: string } – Data or file path object.

- **password**: string – Required if options.encrypt is true.

- **options**:

  • encrypt: boolean (default

## Testing Program


const { zip, unzip } = require('czib');

const fs = require('fs').promises;



async function test() {

  console.log('Starting czib tests...\\n');



  // Test 1: In-memory compression and encryption

  try {

    const inputText = 'Hello, this is a test string for compression and encryption!';

    const password = 'mySecurePassword123';

 

    console.log('Test 1: In-memory compression and encryption');

    const compressedEncrypted = await zip(inputText, password, { encrypt: true });

    console.log('Compressed and encrypted data length:', compressedEncrypted.length);

    console.log('IV (hex):', compressedEncrypted.slice(0, 16).toString('hex'));

 

    const decryptedDecompressed = await unzip(compressedEncrypted, password, { encrypt: true });

    const resultText = decryptedDecompressed.toString();

    console.log('Decrypted and decompressed result:', resultText);

    console.log('Test 1 Passed:', resultText === inputText, '\\n');

  } catch (error) {

    console.error('Test 1 Failed:', error.message);

    console.error('Error stack:', error.stack);

  }



  // Test 2: File-based compression and encryption

  try {

    const inputFile = 'test\_input.txt';

    const outputFile = 'test\_output.bin';

    const password = 'mySecurePassword123';

    const inputContent = 'This is a test file content for file-based compression and encryption.';

 

    // Create a test input file

    await fs.writeFile(inputFile, inputContent);

    console.log('Test 2: File-based compression and encryption');

    console.log('Input file created:', inputFile);

 

    // Verify input file

    const inputStats = await fs.stat(inputFile);

    console.log('Input file size:', inputStats.size, 'bytes');

 

    await zip({ file: inputFile }, password, { encrypt: true, outputFile });

    console.log('Compressed and encrypted file created:', outputFile);

 

    // Verify output file and inspect contents

    const outputStats = await fs.stat(outputFile);

    console.log('Output file size:', outputStats.size, 'bytes');

    const fileContent = await fs.readFile(outputFile);

    console.log('Output file content (hex):', fileContent.toString('hex'));

    const iv = fileContent.slice(0, 16);

    console.log('IV (hex):', iv.toString('hex'));

 

    const decryptedOutputFile = 'test\_decrypted.txt';

    await unzip({ file: outputFile }, password, { encrypt: true, outputFile: decryptedOutputFile });

    const resultContent = await fs.readFile(decryptedOutputFile, 'utf8');

    console.log('Decrypted and decompressed file content:', resultContent);

    console.log('Test 2 Passed:', resultContent === inputContent, '\\n');

 

    // Clean up

    await fs.unlink(inputFile);

    await fs.unlink(outputFile);

    await fs.unlink(decryptedOutputFile);

  } catch (error) {

    console.error('Test 2 Failed:', error.message);

    console.error('Error stack:', error.stack);

  }



  // Test 3: Compression without encryption

  try {

    const inputText = 'Testing compression without encryption.';

 

    console.log('Test 3: In-memory compression without encryption');

    const compressed = await zip(inputText, null, { encrypt: false });

    console.log('Compressed data length:', compressed.length);

 

    const decompressed = await unzip(compressed, null, { encrypt: false });

    const resultText = decompressed.toString();

    console.log('Decompressed result:', resultText);

    console.log('Test 3 Passed:', resultText === inputText, '\\n');

  } catch (error) {

    console.error('Test 3 Failed:', error.message);

    console.error('Error stack:', error.stack);

  }



  console.log('All tests completed.');

}



test().catch((error) => console.error('Test suite failed:', error));