mukto90/ncrypt

A simple PHP class to encrypt a string and decrypt an encrypted string

v1.0 2018-05-15 06:37 UTC

Requires

• php: >=5.3.0

GPL-3.0-or-later

• Nazmul Ahsan

• encryption
• decryption
• encryption and decryption
• 2 way encryption and decryption

README

A simple PHP class to encrypt a string, and decrypt an encrypted string

Steps

Include the class

Option 1 (using Composer)

• Add the following to your composer.json file-

{
    "require": {
        "mukto90/ncrypt": "dev-master"
    }
}

• Run composer install command.
• Include your autoloader file (if not already), like this-

include 'vendor/autoload.php';

Option 2

• Copy class.ncrypt.php file from ncrypt/src/ directory to your project.
• Include the class in your project file, like this-

include 'src/class.ncrypt.php';

Instantiate the class

$ncrypt = new mukto90\Ncrypt;

Configure (optional)

• Optionally set secret key, secret IV and cipher

$ncrypt->set_secret_key( '^&-my-key-&^' );  // optional, but STRONGLY recommended
$ncrypt->set_secret_iv( '#@)-my-iv-#*$' );  // optional, but STRONGLY recommended
$ncrypt->set_cipher( 'AES-256-CBC' );       // optional

How to encrypt a plain text/string

• Pass your string to encrypt() method-

$encrypted = $ncrypt->encrypt( 'Hello World!' ); // output: SFpQVWk0WjFxdW5lSGFXaUdWUEx3Zz09

How to decrypt an encrypted string

• Pass the already encrypted string to decrypt() method-

$decrypted = $ncrypt->decrypt( 'SFpQVWk0WjFxdW5lSGFXaUdWUEx3Zz09' ); // output: Hello World!

Requirement (minimum)

• PHP 5.3.0
• php_openssl library needs to be enabled. See here

Author

Nazmul Ahsan

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