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lucidcrypt

v1.0.2

Published

_A very simple to use text encryption tool_

Readme

LUCIDCRYPT

A very simple to use text encryption tool

Installation

npm install lucidcrypt

Usage

First import Lucid

import Lucidcrypt from "lucid.js"

Lucid is a fuction that returns an object of properties.

1. Encrypt To encrypt a text you need to call the function chained by the property i.e ".encrypt"

const encrypted = Lucycrypt.encrypt("hello"); // !@!g-1-47d%-g7c

The encrypt property/method accepts a parameter type of string(The text you want to encrypt)

2. Decrypt To decrypt an encrypted text you need to call the function chained by the property i.e ".decrypt"

const encrypted = Lucidcrypt.decrypt("4c#1$#*@b-1a-&77$-%@ag-@6$-a1584%") // lucidchat is good easy and simple

The decrypt property/method accepts a parameter type of string(The encrypted text you want to decrypt)

Modification

You can modify the dictionary to your preference. It is recommended to tweak it your own way which is very unique. To avoid future errors in your application or with your customers, It is reasonable to change it once which is before production