_Simple-Node-Obfuscator_

What it is:

A simple wrapper around the javascript-obfuscator npm pacakge that will include and produce complete code file structre.

What it is not:

Some kind of magical obfuscator package built from scratch.
The main goal for this module is to provide the same file structre for your obfuscated code.

``
source -> src/server/server.js
compiled -> dist/server/server.js

This also works for multiple file layers such as src/////*.js.
`

Example:

`js
const Compile = require("simple-node-obfuscator");
const path = require("path");

const options = {
compact: true,
controlFlowFlattening: true,
controlFlowFlatteningThreshold: 1,
numbersToExpressions: true,
simplify: false,
stringArrayShuffle: true,
splitStrings: true,
stringArrayThreshold: 1,
};

Compile("files///*/.js", "dist", "files", options);
`

Function:

`
Compile(src, dst, mainDirectory, options) => void

src -> Source directory for the JavaScript files > "src///*.js"
dst -> Destination directory for the JavaScript files > "dist"
mainDirectory -> Name of the main directory for the JavaScript files > default "src"
options -> These Options are for javascript-obfuscator npm package, you can find all the options available here: https://www.npmjs.com/package/javascript-obfuscator

`

Output:

Example of a simple Express app.

`js
const express = require("express");
const app = express();

app.get("/", (req, res) => {
return res.status(200).send("Hello, World!");
});

app.listen(3000, () => "Express running on port 3000");
`

Produces the following.

`js
const _0x34e9bb = _0x4cd0;
(function (_0x14af18, _0x500824) {
const _0x5d622a = _0x4cd0;
const _0xd00fac = _0x14af18();
while (!![]) {
try {
const _0xc4164e =
(parseInt(_0x5d622a(0x15e)) / (-0x1be0 + 0x11c9 + 0xa18)) *
(-parseInt(_0x5d622a(0x154)) /
(-0x19c7 -0x1 + 0x61 0x5f + -0x76 * 0x86)) +
parseInt(_0x5d622a(0x155)) / (-0x1779 + 0x909 * -0x3 + 0x3297) +
(parseInt(_0x5d622a(0x15f)) / (0x2ac + 0x1 0x239b + -0x2643))
(parseInt(_0x5d622a(0x158)) / (-0x26df + -0x22cd + 0xa87 * 0x7)) +
parseInt(_0x5d622a(0x15b)) / (0x2 * -0x12b4 + 0x26ee + -0x180) +
parseInt(_0x5d622a(0x159)) / (-0x42 * 0x5c + 0x1104 + 0x6bb) +
-parseInt(_0x5d622a(0x152)) / (-0x1312 + -0x1d65 + 0x307f) +
-parseInt(_0x5d622a(0x153)) / (0xbf 0x3 + -0x1f1 + -0x1 0x43);
if (_0xc4164e === _0x500824) {
break;
} else {
_0xd00fac"push");
}
} catch (_0x1f6d57) {
_0xd00fac"push");
}
}
})(_0x15a5, -0x1 0xd895 + -0x1969e + 0x415c6 0x1);
const express = require(_0x34e9bb(0x156));
const app = express();
function _0x4cd0(_0x375b4b, _0x2acc50) {
const _0x3c0f71 = _0x15a5();
_0x4cd0 = function (_0x38a293, _0x151924) {
_0x38a293 = _0x38a293 - (-0x246 + 0x5 0x745 + -0x1 0x20c3);
let _0x13ccd5 = _0x3c0f71[_0x38a293];
return _0x13ccd5;
};
return _0x4cd0(_0x375b4b, _0x2acc50);
}
app_0x34e9bb(0x161) => {
const _0x19e953 = _0x34e9bb;
const _0x1ca2cb = { zrIfe: _0x19e953(0x163) + _0x19e953(0x15d) };
return _0xaf0f17_0x19e953(0x150)_0x19e953(0x15c)]
);
});
function _0x15a5() {
const _0x76ce7 = [
"status",
"Express\x20ru",
"108016Biqgrx",
"2627928UIHoST",
"34sMNBXn",
"107835BTATUw",
"express",
"ort\x203000",
"10vGFrjx",
"1228017DllHoi",
"nning\x20on\x20p",
"1116510nmShCj",
"send",
"ld!",
"4694cRZKlq",
"192020fWdnfB",
"zrIfe",
"get",
"listen",
"Hello,\x20Wor",
];
_0x15a5 = function () {
return _0x76ce7;
};
return _0x15a5();
}
app_0x34e9bb(0x162) => _0x34e9bb(0x151) + _0x34e9bb(0x15a) + _0x34e9bb(0x157)
);
``

Credits:

Credits go to the javascript-obfuscator team for producing such an amazing tool.

Author:

Name: Sylvester Stephenson

Email: sylvester@redcore.co.za