hide-secrets

for when you want to log objects, but hide certain restricted fields, e.g., passwords.

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Version published: 6 years ago

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Created: 9 years ago

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hide-secrets

var hide = require('hide-secrets')

var obj = {
  innerObject: {
    password: 'abc123',
    email: 'ben@npmjs.com',
    token: 'my-secret-token'
  },
  auth: '' // empty strings are left empty.
}

console.log(hide(obj))

outputs

{
  innerObject: {
    password: '[SECRET]',
    email: 'ben@npmjs.com',
    token: '[SECRET]'
  },
  auth: ''
}

Currently the following fields are obfuscated by default:

password, pass, token, auth, secret, passphrase.

If you want to override this list of obfuscated terms, simply:

create your own list of terms:

const badWords = [
  'super-secret-1', 'double-secret-probation'
]

pass this as configuration to hide-secrets:
```
console.log(hide(obj, {badWords}))
```

Any keys within obj that are contained within the badWords array will be hidden.

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Package last updated on 17 Apr 2019

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