Simple abstraction of AES to ensure no silly mistakes
npm install simple-aes
``js
import SimpleAES from 'simple-aes';
// the key length can be 128, 192 or 256 bits
// the key can be a Buffer or a hex string, but MUST match the key length
const aes = new SimpleAES(192, '6dd860658d0b72475c5408830671b9d9750e7251b9cd68bd');
// plaintext input must be a string
const enc = aes.encrypt('foobar');
console.log(enc.iv); // => JpC10OoCLYs5u+lS7APMaA==
console.log(enc.ciphertext); // => Ffu10taggKPtriYzoZT/rg==
// iv and ciphertext inputs must be strings
const plaintext = aes.decrypt('JpC10OoCLYs5u+lS7APMaA==', 'Ffu10taggKPtriYzoZT/rg==');
console.log(plaintext); // => foobar
`
`bash``
$ npm install simple-aes
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- James Billingham
MIT licensed - see LICENSE file