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bookshelf-encrypt-columns
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Automatically encrypt/decrypt database columns via Bookshelf.js
This Bookshelf.js plugin enables you to define which model columns are encrypted on save/update. Those columns will also be automatically decrypted when fetched.
Install the package via npm
:
$ npm install --save bookshelf-encrypt-columns
Require and register the bookshelf-encrypt-columns
plugin:
var bookshelf = require('bookshelf')(knex);
var encryptColumns = require('bookshelf-encrypt-columns');
bookshelf.plugin(encryptColumns, {
cipher: 'a-valid-cipher',
key: 'your-strong-key'
});
Both cipher
and key
are required. By default, the plugin will use the aes-256-ctr
cipher. For a list of valid ciphers, please see the Node Crypto docs. Be sure to store your key
in a secure location and avoid passing it to the plugin directly.
Define which columns are encrypted with the encryptedColumns
prototype property:
bookshelf.Model.extend({
encryptedColumns: ['secret'],
tableName: 'test'
});
MIT
This plugin was inspired by and borrows heavily from the bookshelf-json-columns plugin.
FAQs
Automatically encrypt/decrypt database columns via Bookshelf.js
We found that bookshelf-encrypt-columns 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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