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insitaction/field-encrypt-bundle
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Allows automatic encryption of fields, as required by GDPR.

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Field Encrypt
=============

[](#field-encrypt)

Field Encrypt is a symfony bundle which allows to encrypt the fields in the database as required by the GDPR.

Installation:
-------------

[](#installation)

```
composer require insitaction/field-encrypt-bundle
```

Environment:
------------

[](#environment)

You must define the ENCRYPT\_KEY var in your .env file.

The ENCRYPT\_KEY must be an aes-256-cbc key with the 32 first characters.

Usage:
------

[](#usage)

You must add the EncryptedString::ENCRYPTED\_STRING type attribute to the field you want to encrypt/decrypt.

Let's see an example:

```