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var StringCrypto = require('string-crypto');
const topSecret = 'What is the largest (rational) number n such that there are positive integers p, q, r such that 1 - 1/p - 1/q - 1/r = 1/n?';
const password = 'Oh-no,not-again';
const {
encryptString,
decryptString,
} = new StringCrypto();
let encryptedString = encryptString(topSecret, password);
console.log('Encrypted String:', encryptedString);
console.log('Decrypted String:', decryptString(encryptedString, password));
const {
encryptString: saferEncrypt,
decryptString: saferDecrypt,
} = new StringCrypto({
salt: '2f0ijf2039j23r09j2fg45o9ng98um4o',
iterations: 10,
digest: 'sha3-512',
});
encryptedString = saferEncrypt(topSecret, password);
console.log('Safer Encrypted String:', encryptedString);
console.log('Safer Decrypted String:', saferDecrypt(encryptedString, password));
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