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Encrypt and decrypt files with ease so that you can securely check them in to source control.
Files are encrypted with OpenSSL AES-256 algorithm.
Usage: npx cryptfile encrypt file=<path-to-file> pw=<password>
Example: npx cryptfile encrypt file=./src/Crypt.ts pw=hunter2
Output: ./src/Crypt.ts.enc
Usage: npx cryptfile decrypt file=<path-to-file> pw=<password>
Example:
npx cryptfile decrypt file=./src/Crypt.ts pw=hunter2
npx cryptfile decrypt file=./src/Crypt.ts.enc pw=hunter2
Output: ./src/Crypt.ts
<path-to-file-#1>
<path-to-file-#2>
<path-to-file-#3>
Example:
package.json
package.lock.json
src/Crypt.ts
Usage: npx cryptfile encrypt cfg=<path-to-cryptfile.cfg> pw=<password≥
Example: npx encrypt cryptfile cfg=.cryptfile.cfg pw=hunter2
Usage: npx cryptfile decrypt cfg=<path-to-cryptfile.cfg> pw=<password≥
Example: npx decrypt cryptfile cfg=.cryptfile.cfg pw=hunter2
FAQs
Encrypt / Decrypts files using AES-256
The npm package cryptfile receives a total of 5 weekly downloads. As such, cryptfile popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that cryptfile 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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