NodeScrambler2001

It's WordScrambler2001 but with more fast

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OwO wats dis

This is a useless NodeJS Clone of InitialPosition's WordScrambler2001.

No, seriously.
It's a completely unnecessary repository which makes me question my existence and everything I believed in.

For anyone coming across this repo:

I'm sorry. No, really.
If you question my sanity after reading everything here, thats perfectly normal.
It all started by meming around with @InitialPosition and uh... this happened.

End of story ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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Why?

• Yes

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If you search for a strong and fast encrypter written in NodeJS,
then keep on searching. You won't find it here.

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No seriously, what does it do?

Well... It uh... it encrypts messages by shifting them.

This monoalphabetic substitution cipher works by replacing every letter in a string with the corresponding letter in the key alphabet, adding a changing offset.

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Dependencies

• all

(prompts, minimist and terminal-kit)

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"Showcase"

_{It very good}

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How 2 instol

Wait wait wait wait...

You are completely sure you want to do this? Like... A 100% positive?

0. Open up your favourite terminal (and navigate somewhere you want to download the repository to)
   
   
1. Make sure you have nodejs installed. Test by entering
   $ node -v
   If this returns a version number, NodeJS is installed. If not, get NodeJS here.
   
   
2. Clone the repository and navigate to it. If you have Git installed, type
   $ git clone https://github.com/NullDev/NodeScrambler2001.git && cd NodeScrambler2001
   If not, download it here and extract the ZIP file.
   Then navigate to the folder.
   
   
3. Install all dependencies by typing
   $ npm install
   
   
4. Finally: Start the thingy by typing
   $ npm start

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Alternative to npm start:

We actually have sum pretty neat command line args ;3
Yah I was surprised too...

Argument	Alias	Description	Required	Default
--help	-h	Displays the help menu	No	N/A
--message	-m	The message to en-/decrypt	Yes	N/A
--decrypt	-d	Decrypt the message	Yes	N/A
--encrypt	-e	Encrypt the message	Yes	N/A
--initshift	-i	Initial Cipher Shift	No	0
--shiftvalue	-s	Cipher Shift Value	No	1
--base64	-b	Output as Base64	No	False
--is-base64	-n	Whether the input is in base64	No	False
--key	-k	The Key	No	Random
--verbose	-v	Display additional informations	No	False

Example:

Decrypt:

$ node app.js -dvm "this is test" -i 0 -s 1 -k "am key"

same command but with alias:

$ node app.js --decrypt --verbose --message "this is test" --initshift 0 --shiftvalue 1 --key "am key"

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Testimonials

What do our users say about this product:

• "The best NodeJS project in the history of ever. Very good." - Syrapt0r
• "10/10" - IGN

_{If you want your review added here, please sacrifice a virgin or create a pull request.}

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Use cases

• No

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The reason behind this project:

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Is this actually useful?

See: use cases

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Whats the difference between WordScrambler2001 and NodeScrambler2001?

As far as I know, NodeJS isn't C++.

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so... should I use NodeScrambler2001 instead of WordScrambler2001?

See: use cases

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Whats the point of this again?

Thou ist not wanteth thy are would if ye non to.

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What?

Just leave already.

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_{Copyright (c) NullDev - Not that anyone would actually steal this...}