meche-dom

A professional-grade utility package for Node.js projects, built for secure and reliable file processing in production environments. meche-dom provides a streamlined interface for handling sensitive file operations, ensuring data integrity and confidentiality throughout the processing pipeline.

Overview

meche-dom is designed for teams and projects that require a dependable, security-conscious approach to file management. Whether you are integrating into an existing workflow or building a new pipeline from the ground up, meche-dom offers a consistent and auditable experience with minimal configuration overhead.

At its core, meche-dom handles the complexity of secure file processing so that your application does not have to. All operations are performed locally — no data is transmitted to external services, and no telemetry is collected.

Security

Security is central to how meche-dom operates. Files are processed using industry-standard authenticated encryption, ensuring that both the confidentiality and integrity of your data are preserved at every step. Access is governed by a two-factor credential model, requiring valid credentials to be present before any processing can occur. Neither credential is embedded in the package or derived from publicly available information.

• All cryptographic operations run entirely on-device
• Credentials are read from environment variables and never stored by the package
• Each release cycle produces a unique cryptographic context, preventing replay across versions
• Tamper detection is built in — corrupted or modified files are rejected before any output is written

Requirements

• Node.js 18 or higher
• Valid credentials, provided separately upon licensing

Installation

npm install meche-dom

Configuration

Credentials are provided separately upon licensing. Ensure this file is listed in your .gitignore and is never committed to version control.

Usage

Once your credentials are configured, initialise the package using the provided CLI:

npx meche-dom

Processed output will be written to an output/ directory relative to your working directory. Any existing output from a previous run is cleared automatically before new files are written.

Notes

• Credentials are required — the process will exit with an error if either is missing or incorrect
• Credentials should be treated as secrets and rotated if there is any risk of exposure

License

ISC — © meche-dom