caesar-ciphers
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Multiple implementations of the Caesar Cipher.
This software is in pre-alpha stage.
[sudo] npm install caesar-ciphers -g
$ caesar-ciphers --help
Usage:
caesar-ciphers encrypt [options] text
caesar-ciphers enc [options] text (same as encrypt)
caesar-ciphers decrypt [options] text
caesar-ciphers dec [options] text (same as decrypt)
caesar-ciphers list [options] (list implementations)
Options:
-s, --shift the shift parameter, i.e. the encryption key [default: 1]
-d, --debug set debug mode
-i, --implemenation [default: "NodeBuffer"]
$ caesar-ciphers list
Cipher Implementations:
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StringAppend
EffectiveStringBuilding
TypedArrayBuffer
NodeBuffer
$ caesar-ciphers --shift 1 enc abcdef@example.com
bcdefg@fybnqmf.dpn
[sudo] npm uninstall caesar-ciphers -g
npm install caesar-ciphers --save
var Cipher = require('caesar-ciphers').defaultCipher;
var cipher = new Cipher(3);
cipher.encrypt('abcdef@example.com');
// retuns 'defghi@hadpsoh.frp'
npm uninstall caesar-ciphers
Copyright (c) 2014 Michael Mayer
Licensed under the MIT license.
FAQs
Multiple implementations of the Caesar Cipher.
The npm package caesar-ciphers receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, caesar-ciphers popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that caesar-ciphers 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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