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secure-store-redis
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A simple wrapper to encrypt and decrypt data stored in redis. The main point is to ensure that any data you store in redis cannot be accessed by anyone else outside of the process, without the key.
var SecureStore = require('secure-store-redis');
var store = new SecureStore({
namespace: 'myApp:store',
secret: '823HD8DG26JA0LK1239Hgb651TWfs0j1', // must be 32 char secret
errorOnNotFound: true, //optional; will cb error if data can't be found
redis: {
host: 'localhost', // optional
port: 6379, // optional
// optionally use the 'url' property to specify entire redis connect string
// url: 'redis://localhost:6379',
max_clients: 30, // optional
database: 0, // optional
options: {
auth_pass: 'password'
} //options for createClient of node-redis, optional
}
});
store.save('quote', 'i see dead people', function (err, reply) {
//...
store.get('quote', function (err, reply) {
// err: null
// reply: 'i see dead people'
});
store.get('quote', function (err, reply) {
// err: record not found
// reply: undefined
});
});
store.delete('quote', function (err, reply) {
// err: null
// reply: 1
});
var otherStore = new SecureStore({
prefix: 'myApp:store',
secret: 'this is the wrong secret',
redis: { // standard redis config object
host: "127.0.0.1",
port: 6379
}
});
otherStore.get('quote', function (err, reply) {
// err: record not found
// reply: undefined
});
FAQs
A simple wrapper to encrypt and decrypt data stored in Redis
We found that secure-store-redis 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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