A node.js module for encrypting Mongoose fields using AES.
- Chubak Bidpaa: Crypto, Plugin
- Alexis Tyler: Convert to Typescript
- Sethuraman S: Spark and Remittance
- You can now go two levels deep. It may not work for more than that so keep this in mind.
- Now you can view the decrypted info after saving.
- Create a new project.
npm init
npm i -S mongoose-jumblator
- Create a schema:
const mongoose = require("mongoose");
const jumblator = require("mongoose-jumblator").fieldEncryptionPlugin;
const mySchema = new mongoose.Schema({
fieldOne: {
type: String,
encrypt: true,
searchable: true, //searchable field
},
fieldTwo: {
type: String,
encrypt: true, //non-searchable field
},
fieldThree: String,
});
mySchema.plugin(jumblator, { secret: "aCompleXW0Rd" /* other options */ });
const mySchemaModel = mongoose.model("EncryptedDocument", mySchema);
From then on, everything works the same. You don't need to change your quries, or updates, or anything. The field is encrypted in your docuemnt, but when you find[One]
, findOneAndUpdate
or anything else, it works as if nothing has changed.
But if a field that is indicated as encrypt: true
is not indicated as searchable: true
, it won't be searched. So keep that in mind, if you want yout field to be searchable, set it to searchable: true
.
- secret --- a good secret passphrase for generating a key of the detrmind size. Needs to be complex!
- keySize --- Size of your key, defaults to 256
- keySalt --- salt for key generation, defaults to some lame value
- seed --- seed for creating the initial value hash, defaults to some extremely lame value.
- encoding --- encoding for the ciphertext, defaults to Hex. Can be Base64, Utf8, Utf16, or Hex.
- length --- length of the initial value, defautls to 512
Mocha and Chai are ready to be served by me, your faithful barista. Or you can forgo testing frameworks and do it old style. You're the tester!
If you had any problems, contact me on Discord@Chubak#7400
or chubakbidpaa@gmail.com
or Reddit@TheAvogadroConstant
. Better yet, pull a request and fix it yourself. Or open up an issue. Or fork it! Anything's welcome.
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