hash-numbers
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Goal is to turn incrementing numbers into harder to guess numbers. Big plus would be to be able to decode encoded result back to original number. New methods are very welcome.
Goal is to turn incrementing numbers into harder to guess numbers. Big plus would be to be able to decode encoded result back to original number. New methods are very welcome.
This repository has npm release pipeline configuration. When new release tag is made, pipeline will automatically package and upload a new version.
const HashNumber = require("hash-numbers").default;
const hashNumber = new HashNumber({
algorithm: 'DEFAULT',
salt: 'Czb8ZQja',
prefix: 'HN-',
suffix: '',
});
console.log(hashNumber.encode(1));
console.log(hashNumber.encode(2));
console.log(hashNumber.encode(3));
717 / 1
1434 / 2
2151 / 3
2868 / 4
3585 / 5
4302 / 6
5019 / 7
5736 / 8
6453 / 9
1578314305
954565637
1340257427
779738832
1501490778
1065893916
1217360010
667914981
1355326067
7410851152308010 / 1
7302372875975395 / 2
7299112721931640 / 3
7299117621102511 / 4
7299117543837988 / 5
7299117540150787 / 6
7299117539959456 / 7
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Goal is to turn incrementing numbers into harder to guess numbers. Big plus would be to be able to decode encoded result back to original number. New methods are very welcome.
We found that hash-numbers 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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