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Node.js implementation of the ColdFusion encrypt() and decrypt() functions.
Node.js implementation of the ColdFusion encrypt()
and decrypt()
functions.
This will allow you to encrypt and decrypt strings using the CFMX_COMPAT
algorithm.
This module applies the same encoding and decoding behaviours as ColdFusion.
Translated from here.
npm install -g cf-encrypt
The following examples show you how to use cf-encrypt.
var encrypt = require('cf-encrypt');
// encrypt something
var encrypted = encrypt.encrypt('hello cf', 'secretkey', 'uu');
// '(48YW\1+-6*H \n'
// decrypt something
var decrypted = encrypt.decrypt('518E77F112CD55A3FD5C', 'secretkey', 'hex');
// 'hello node'
var decrypted = encrypt.decrypt('de2j+4tUt4KYV1pTBY+5x6K0X1YTzoOMdxSMmbXP', '9)qkg4[0yK*wC58D46:!rYc=h>9<)Q', 'base64');
// something a bit more realistic
$ npm test
Prior to 1.0.0 the encrypt()
and decrypt()
signatures were key, text
. They
have since been updated to text, key
to match ColdFusion.
FAQs
Node.js implementation of the ColdFusion encrypt() and decrypt() functions.
The npm package cf-encrypt receives a total of 635 weekly downloads. As such, cf-encrypt popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that cf-encrypt 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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