A browserify transform to encrypt node.js modules and secure them with a password.
npm install crypterify
This task will generate a encrypted app.js
options =
password: 'mypassword'
files: ['private']
gulp.task 'crypterify', () ->
browserify {entries: ['./src/index.coffee'], extensions: ['.coffee'], debug: false}
.transform 'coffeeify/no-debug'
.transform options,'crypterify'
.bundle()
.pipe source 'app.js'
.pipe gulp.dest './build'
The transform accepts an options
object with the following fields:
password
: The password used to encrypt the file, and decrypt it later.
files
: an array of files to encrypt.
First you'll need to install the blowfish module as a dependency in your application:
npm install blowfish
Then instead of using the old-fashioned require('something')
, use require('something').unpack('password')
The MIT License (MIT)
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