Caesar Salad 🔐🥗

To Rome and back again

Example:

Rules:

Never write your own cryptography
But when you do, have fun with it
Nfxes wsf kt jp psqdvetjqn (abc)

This is to illustrate basic Caesar or rather Vigenère ciphers but with a twist - without ever sharing the key. All keys remain private keys.

Think of it like a precious chest. You add a lock and send the locked chest to a friend. They add their own lock and send the chest back to you. You remove your lock and send the still locked chest back. They remove their lock and can open the chest.

// Person one encrypts the text with key one "abc"
encrypt('THE QUICK BROWN FOX JUMPS OVER THE LAZY DOG.', 'abc'); // TIG QVKCL DRPYN GQX KWMQU OWGR UJE MCZZ FOH.
// Sends this text to person two

// Person two encrypts the text again with key two "zyx"
encrypt('TIG QVKCL DRPYN GQX KWMQU OWGR UJE MCZZ FOH.', 'zyx'); // SGD PTHBJ AQNVM ENW ITLOR NUDQ SGD KZYX CNF.
// Sends this text back to person one

// Person one decrypts the text with their secret key
decrypt('SGD PTHBJ AQNVM ENW ITLOR NUDQ SGD KZYX CNF.', 'abc'); // SFB PSFBI YQMTM DLW HRLNP NTBQ RED JXYW ANE.
// Sends it back to person two

// Person two decrypts the text with their secret key
decrypt('SFB PSFBI YQMTM DLW HRLNP NTBQ RED JXYW ANE.', 'zyx'); // THE QUICK BROWN FOX JUMPS OVER THE LAZY DOG.
// Person two can now read the message

Installation:

npm install caesar-salad

Usage:

import { encrypt, decrypt } from 'caesar-salad';

encrypt('Hello World', 'abc'); // Hfnnp Xptlg
decrypt('Hfnnp Xptlg', 'abc'); // Hello World

Development:

npm install        # Install dependencies
npm test           # Run unit tests
npm run lint       # Lint with XO
npm run lint:fix   # Auto-fix lint issues
npm run coverage   # Run tests with coverage
npm run build      # Build (minified)

Documentation:

Docs can be found here: https://Primajin.github.io/caesar-salad/