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Simple encryption relying on convention and designed to be used inline as string replacements.
PLEASE upgrade to version 2.0 - previous versions lend themselves to making human errors which could lead to exploitation.
Imagine you have a file named database.yml
that contains passwords.
Before:
password: '123456'
After:
password: <%= InlineEncryption.decrypt(encrypted stuff goes here) %>
To set up:
InlineEncryption.config[:key] = '/some/rsa_key'
An example of different keys per environment:
InlineEncryption.config[:key] = ENV['INLINE_ENCRYPTION_KEY']
If you've configured with a private key, you can both encrypt and decrypt. If you've configured with a public key, you can only encrypt.
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We found that inline_encryption 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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