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@uireact/crypto
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These are a set of tools that we created and are exported as part of the @uireact library, these tools doesn't need the foundation / view packages to work as they don't export UI, instead are helper functions that could work on any React/Typescript project.
This package exports 2 functions a encrypter and decrypter function.
For the full documentation you can visit @uireact/crypto.
Just call UiAESEncrypter with the phrase to be encrypted and the code, then use UiAESDecrypter to get the phrase back.
import { UiAESEncrypter, UiAESDecrypter } from '@uireact/crypto';
const toBeEncrypted = "Whatever-I-want-encrypted";
const code = "1234";
const encrypted = UiAESEncrypter(toBeEncrypted, code);
// U2FsdGVkX1/x4zehLGF+up3a+Ig9i3pOPwgrgzunTDQq/XmJhTOQzdFXakRbc5k3
const decrypted = UiAESDecrypter(encrypted, code);
// Whatever-I-want-encrypted
This is a library of React components and helper functions, that help speed up React development by structuring a theme for application styling and providing a lot of ready to use components.
You should visit our docs page for all information @uireact docs.
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UiEncrypter for AES encryptions
We found that @uireact/crypto demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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