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post_body_encrypt_decrypt

v1.0.4

Published

Api post body encryption and decryption

Readme

API post body encryption and decryption

This is a Node.js module available through the npm registry. Installation is done using the npm install command:

Installation

$ npm install post_body_encrypt_decrypt

Load post_body_encrypt_decrypt as a CommonJS Module

Client side:

//load the module  
const  EncryptDecrypt = require('post_body_encrypt_decrypt');

// define a secret salt for encryption
let key = "mySecretSalt";

var encryptmydata = function(data) {
    //Encrypt the post body
	return EncryptDecrypt.EncryptDecrypt(data, key, 'Encrypt')
}

$.ajax({
		'url':'https://***.com/api/',
		'type':'POST',
		'data': encryptmydata(
				{"email" : "[email protected]",
				"password":"welcome"
				}),
		'dataType':'json',
		'success':function(data){
		},
	});

Server Side:

//load the module  
const  EncryptDecrypt = require('post_body_encrypt_decrypt');

// define the secret salt which is used in encryption to Decrypt
let key = "mySecretSalt";

var decryptmydata = function(data) {
    //Decrypt the post body
	return EncryptDecrypt.EncryptDecrypt(data, key, 'Decrypt')
}

Load post_body_encrypt_decrypt as a transpiled ES6/UMD module

Client Side:

//load the module  
import { EncryptDecrypt } from  'post_body_encrypt_decrypt';

// define a secret salt for encryption
let key = "mySecretSalt";

encryptmydata(jbody:any): void {
    //Encrypt the post body
	return EncryptDecrypt(jbody, this.key, 'Encrypt')
}
this.http.post<any>('https://***.com/api/', 
				this.encryptmydata(
				{
					"email" : "[email protected]",
					"password":"welcome"
				})
				).subscribe(data  => {
				})

Server Side

//load the module  
import { EncryptDecrypt } from  'post_body_encrypt_decrypt';

// define the secret salt which is used in encryption to Decrypt
let key = "mySecretSalt";

decryptmydata(jbody:any): void {
    //Decrypt the post body
	return EncryptDecript(jbody, this.key, 'Decrypt')
}

Encrypted Post Body will be:

{"email":"6f67646978716c486f65696164266b6765",
"password":"7f6d646b67656d"}

Decrypted Post Body will be:

{"email":"[email protected]",
"password":"welcome"}

Browser Network tab view:

Before:

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After: It encrypts the post body value.

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