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encryption-kit
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npm install encryption-kit
Encapsulates JsSm4,
Configuration parameter key : secret key
Encryption method
@param plaintext
encryptData( plaintext:string): string
Decryption method
@param ciphertext
decryptData(ciphertext:string): string
// introduction
import {JsSm4Client} from 'encryption-kit'
let jsSm4Client = new JsSm4Client('youKey')
let a = "1232123"
console.log(jsSm4Client.decryptData(jsSm4Client.encryptData(a))); // 1232123
Encapsulates RsaClient,
Configuration parameter key : secret key
Encryption method
@param plaintext
encryptData( plaintext:string): string
Decryption method
@param ciphertext
decryptData(ciphertext:string): string
// Example
import {RsaClient} from 'encryption-kit'
const publickKey = 'youPublickKey'
const privateKey = 'youPrivateKey'
let rsaClient = new RsaClient(key)
let a = "1232123"
console.log(rsaClient.decryptData(rsaClient.encryptData(a))); // 1232123
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encryption-kit
We found that encryption-kit demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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