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#bitwrap.js
##About bitwrap.js is a lightweight steganographic library for node.js and browser. It wraps data in random bits to make your data look useless and random.
##Examples
You can use stringWrap
for simple strings.
const bitwrap = require('bitwrap')
let a = bitwrap.stringWrap('Hello!')
let b = bitwrap.unWrapString(a)
console.log(a, '\n', b)
smartWrap
can be used for objects.
const bitwrap = require('bitwrap')
let Obj = {
foo: 'bar',
bar: () => 'foo',
hello: {
world: true
}
}
let a = bitwrap.smartWrap([Obj]) // Array can have multiple objects
let b = bitwrap.unWrapString(a)
console.log(a, '\n', JSON.stringify(b))
For more specific use you can use arrayWrap
to wrap single arrays of integers. Otherwise use smartWrap
const bitwrap = require('bitwrap')
let arr = [69, 420, 666, 1337]
let a = bitwrap.arrayWrap(arr)
let b = bitwrap.unWrap(a)
console.log(a, '\n', b)
FAQs
A lightweight steganographic npm library.
The npm package bitwrap receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, bitwrap popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that bitwrap demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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