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lazymd5

v0.0.6

Published

md5 + salt + object's properties order guarantee

Downloads

5

Readme

lazymd5

Generates md5. More secure than usual md5 method, because of salt usage. No dependencies.

Can accept object, string, anything(cast to string).

If used with object - the library can guarantee the objects properties order.

p.s.: usual object cannot guarantee the order of the properties.

Install

npm install --save lazymd5

Test

npm test

Usage

Example usage:

const md5 = require('lazymd5')

const hash = md5({
  salt : "ololo",
  data : { a: 1, b: 2}
})

Passing in string or anything else:

md5({ salt : "salty", data : "5"}) === md5({ salt : "salty", data : 5 }) // true

Salt is optional argument. This will still work (but is recommended to pass salt):

const md5 = require('lazymd5')

const hash = md5({data : { a: 1, b: 2}})

Options object:

  • data - required. Iterable || Object || String || Anything else(being casted to string)
  • salt - optional, but highly recommended

Iterables

Any objects that implement iterators (Arrays too). The return value of operating with iterables will be array of objects:

  • value - initial data or casted to string
  • md5 - hash

Advanced (for mapping)

If passed iterable object:

  • we pull values and for each perform the correct algorithm

If passed object:

  • create Map
  • sort keys of Object
  • push sorted keys' values to Map
  • add Salt to Map, if provided
  • create md5 of Map object

If passed string:

  • create copy
  • concatenate with salt, if provided
  • create md5

If passed anything else:

  • warning is being produced
  • casted to string
  • create copy
  • concatenate with salt, if provided
  • create md5