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rasalas/easycrypt
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turns array data or strings in url safe(optional) signed crypt strings and can decrypt them again and make sure it's the same data

v1.0.0(4y ago)07MITPHPPHP >=5.3.0

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EasyCrypt
=========

[](#easycrypt)

EasyCrypt helps to easily encrypt data with a simple passphrase.

What is it for?
---------------

[](#what-is-it-for)

It encrypts array data or strings that you might want to append to your URL as GET data. Or maybe you want to put it in a hidden input. All yours to decide.

If someone tampered with the data, you'll notice, as it's going to return `false` instead of with data (this might change). That's also what's the `$salt` is for. EasyCrypt signs the data and checks if the data is still unchanged.

Please DO NOT use this to store user data or other sensitive data.

Installation
------------

[](#installation)

```
rasa@home:~$ composer require rasalas/easycrypt
```

Example usage
-------------

[](#example-usage)

```