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Add some hash magic to your ruby classes.
Use this gem to conceal ids or any integer based array.
Ideally, user a serializer to exlucde ids and include your hash.
Credits on hasher to Peter Hellberg's Hashid
Include HashMan
in your model
class User < ActiveRecord::Base
include HashMan
# include activuuid only if thats your style
include activeuuid
# optionally set a hash length minimum
# useful for integer based ids
hash_length 8
end
A typical user will look like:
user = User.create({ :name => "awesome" })
user.id
=> #<UUID:0x3fe2f1dda1d0 UUID:5604ee6e-c934-44cb-89ff-d2934a708e55>
Generate a hash for an id (integer or uuid):
user.hash_id
=> "rkALRLO3rJyz3vRjx9XJrzlq6"
Reverse the hash for lookup:
User.reverse_hash("rkALRLO3rJyz3vRjx9XJrzlq6")
=> #<UUID:0x3fe2f1d00f70 UUID:5604ee6e-c934-44cb-89ff-d2934a708e55>
Hashprint sensitive data:
# secrets are created in userspace
secrets = {:number => 1234123412341234, :cvv => 701, :zip => 90025 }
# hashprint is created before saving to model
secret_hash = User.create_hashprint = [ secrets[:number], secrets[:cvv], secrets[:zip ]
=> "evALO3rJyzJrzlq6"
# persist the secret
user.hashprint = secret_hash
user.save!
# Do some cool stuff in your model
def verify_cvv(cvv)
# where [1] is the index of the value
# `decoded_hashprint` is a private method form hashman
cvv == self.decoded_hashprint[1]
end
user.verify_cvv(700)
=> false
user.verify_cvv(701)
=> true
Secret data is then hidden from prying eyes!
Index hashprint for uniqueness validation! ;)
require 'hashman'
magic
HashMan.encode(integer)
HashMan.create_hashprint(integer_array)
Hashman.decode(hash)
find
method on model to allow hash_id$ gem install hashman
Copyright (c) 2016 Evan Surdam
See {file:LICENSE.txt} for details.
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We found that hashman 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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