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- node-file-encrypt
- node-file-encrypt/file_encrypt.js
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node-file-encrypt
A file encrypt & decrypt package based on TEA
get & use
get it
git clone git@github.com:fiefdx/node-file-encrypt.git or npm install node-file-encrypt
use it
import fs from 'fs'; import { FileEncrypt } from 'node-file-encrypt'; let filePath = '/home/breeze/Develop/fast2array.tar'; // source file path let encryptPath = ''; { // encrypt file // to FileEncrypt can be passed 4 Arguments // filePath - the path of the file that should be encrypted // outPath - this is optional - the Path for the encrypted file // fileEnding - this is optional - a custom fileEnding like '.myFile', default is '.crypt' // cryptFileName - this is optional - boolean if the filename should be hashed, default is true let f = new FileEncrypt(filePath); f.openSourceFile(); f.encrypt('111111'); encryptPath = f.encryptFilePath; console.log("encrypt sync done"); } { // decrypt file fs.unlink(filePath, function() {}); let f = new FileEncrypt(encryptPath); f.openSourceFile(); f.decrypt('111111'); console.log("decrypt sync done"); } { // get original file name from encrypted file let f = new FileEncrypt(encryptPath); f.openSourceFile(); console.log(f.info('111111')); } { // encrypt & decrypt file async let f = new FileEncrypt(filePath); f.openSourceFile(); f.encryptAsync('111111').then(function() { encryptPath = f.encryptFilePath; console.log("encrypt async done"); fs.unlink(filePath, function() {}); let d = new FileEncrypt(encryptPath); d.openSourceFile(); d.decryptAsync('111111').then(function() { console.log("decrypt async done"); }); }); }
$ sudo npm install -g node-file-encrypt $ crypt -h Usage: crypt [OPTION]... Options: -e : encrypt input file -d : decrypt input file -p : password -i : input file path (include file name) -o : output file path (exclude file name) -h : get this help