@stacksjs/security
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Easily work with encryptions, decryptions, and hashing.
bun install -d @stacksjs/security
Now, you can easily access it in your project:
import { base64Encode, base64Verify, bcryptEncode, bcryptVerify, decrypt, encrypt, makeHash, md5Encode, verifyHash } from '@stacksjs/security'
// and more...
To view the full documentation, please visit https://stacksjs.org/security.
bun test
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Please review the Contributing Guide for details.
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