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sm-crypto-service

v1.1.2

Published

This package is an encryption and decryption service for Node.js applications. It uses the Sodium cryptographic library, ported to JavaScript via the tweetnacl library, to provide secure, efficient encryption and decryption functions. The package is desig

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Readme

CryptoService

CryptoService is an encryption and decryption package for Node.js applications written in TypeScript. It uses the Sodium cryptographic library, ported to JavaScript via the tweetnacl library, to provide secure, efficient encryption and decryption functions. The package is designed to be easy to use, with a simple API that integrates seamlessly into any Node.js application. It's perfect for applications that need to handle sensitive data securely

Installation

Installing CryptoService is a breeze with the package manager npm install sm-crypto-service. Follow the link to download and install npm if you have not already.

CryptoService Class Documentation

Overview

The CryptoService class provides encryption and decryption services using the Sodium cryptographic library. It uses a secret key of a 64 bits of random string.

Methods

encrypt(message: string, secretCode: string): string

This method encrypts a given message.

  • Parameters: - message (string): The message to be encrypted. - secretCode (string): A secret code used in the encryption process.
  • Returns: The encrypted message as a base64-encoded string.
  • Description: This method generates a random nonce and uses it along with the message and a hashed combination of key and secretCode to create an encrypted cipher. The cipher is then base64-encoded for safe transmission or storage. The memory of the message and key is cleared after encryption for security reasons.

decrypt(encrypted: string, secretCode: string): string

This method decrypts a given encrypted message.

  • Parameters: - encrypted (string): The message to be decrypted. - secretCode (string): A secret code used in the decryption process.
  • Returns: The decrypted message as a string. If decryption fails, it returns an error message.
  • Description: This method decodes the encrypted message, extracts the nonce and ciphertext, and attempts to decrypt the ciphertext using the nonce and a hashed combination of key and secretCode. If decryption is successful and the result is a string, it returns the decrypted message. If decryption fails or the result is not a string, it returns an error message. The memory of the ciphertext and key is cleared after decryption for security reasons.