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@postnord/pretty-crypto
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npm i @postnord/pretty-crypto
const myService = new CryptoMethods('xmEdy63WE2LCdvIJMdfwstD4e7aXINxG', 'jwfknefne', 'jwtsecret')
const raw = 'Hi there!'
const encrypted = await myService.encrypt(raw)
const decrypted = await myService.decrypt(encrypted)
expect(decrypted).toBe(raw)
const input = { k: 'v' }
const encoded = await myService.jwtEncode(input)
const decoded = await myService.jwtDecode(encoded)
expect(decoded).toEqual(input)
CryptoMethods(signingKey: string, ivKey: string, jwtKey: string)
Will initialize the class.
encrypt(rawInput: string): Promise<string>
Will return the encrypted string.
decrypt(encryptedInput: string): Promise<string>
Will return the decrypted string.
jwtEncode(input: object): Promise<string>
Will return the signed JWT string.
jwtDecode(input: string): Promise<object>
Will return the decoded JWT object
FAQs
Safely encrypt and decrypt asynchronous through Promises
The npm package @postnord/pretty-crypto receives a total of 868 weekly downloads. As such, @postnord/pretty-crypto popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @postnord/pretty-crypto demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 52 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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