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token-boy

v0.0.4

Published

Serves a token of given bit length with given encoding, digested by default.

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23

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token-boy

Serves a token of given bit length with given encoding, digested by default.

Collision detection logic is left out as it should be specific to your application.

##Install

For node

npm install token-boy --save

For browsers

bower install token-boy

or

git clone [email protected]:zeusdeux/token-boy.git

If you plan to use it with browserify, then just require index.js.
If you plan to use it directly in the browser, then include browser/token-boy.min.js. This will export a global require function.
You can then do:

<script>
  var tokenBoy = require('token-boy')();
  var token = tokenBoy().token; //returns a 128 bit, base64 encoded, digested token
</script>

##Usage

###Simple usage

var tokenBoy = require('token-boy')()
var token = tokenBoy().token //returns a 128 bit, base64 encoded, digested token

###Advanced usage

var tokenBoy = require('token-boy')('hex') //specifying default encoding to be hex
var token

token = tokenBoy().token //returns a 128 bit, hex encoded, digested token
token = tokenBoy(256,'base64').token //returns a 256 bit, base64 encoded, digested token
token = tokenBoy(128,'base64', false).token //returns a 128 bit, base64 encoded, non-digested token
token = tokenBoy(512, 'ascii', false).token //returns a 512 bit, ascii encoded, non-digested token

//note:
//both of these return a 512 bit, default encoding ('hex' in this case) encoded, digested token
//this is because ascii is not a valid digest encoding type as of node v0.10.29
token = tokenBoy(512, 'ascii', true).token
token = tokenBoy(512, 'ascii').token

As of Node v0.10.29
Encodings supported are:

  • ascii
  • utf8
  • utf16le
  • ucs2
  • base64
  • binary
  • hex

Default encodings supported are:

  • binary
  • base64
  • hex

The default encodings supported are only a subset of encodings as the digest() method documentation asks us to only use these. If it is needed, I shall add support for all encodings to be used as default encodings but I don't see the need for it right now.

##Changelog

  • 0.0.4
    • bugfixes and documentation fixes
    • fixed the broken 0.0.3 version
  • 0.0.3 (do not use this version)
    • bugfixes