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AngularJS module for decrytion/encryption of json in http requests/responses. heroku
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Not working even after following the steps. #7

Open naveenduttvyas opened 8 years ago

naveenduttvyas commented 8 years ago

Hi,

I followed exact steps what you mentioned, and even then data when I see by pressing F12 of browser in xhr request, i can read data properly and no encryption? What I am missing? Have followed exactly what is been said.

Also, if I dont want to append _enc for every paramter I pass and receive, what should I do avoid it? I dont want it to a pre-requisite because that would make my code dirty.

pussinboots commented 8 years ago

Hi, first of all let me start with your simple question if you don't want to add '_enc' to the fields you want to encrypt / decrypt. You can configure the pattern string as you like for example if your json object contains the property data always und you want to encrypt / decrypt only that field. Then change the pattern to 'data'. https://github.com/pussinboots/angularjs-crypto#set-the-field-name-pattern If you need a different aproach then you can explain me what you need and i can implement that and make it configurable.

If you need a full encryption of the json object that you send by post or put for example then use the fullcryptbody: true configration. https://github.com/pussinboots/angularjs-crypto#complete-encoding-of-body.

Why it is not working ? Can you provide me your code pussinboots666@gmail.com then i can check what is missing or you can compare your code with the test example what is provided under or with the Application Demo Example.

Hopefully i could help you. have a nice day

naveenduttvyas commented 8 years ago

I dont want to set any pattern, if my json object contains properties, name, age, city, I just want them to encrypt them as is. no addition like _enc or any other pattern, whatever my json object has, want to encrypt that. and decrypt at angular side then

On Sun, Mar 13, 2016 at 9:44 PM, Frank notifications@github.com wrote:

Hi, first of all let me start with your simple question if you don't want to add '_enc' to the fields you want to encrypt / decrypt. You can configure the pattern string as you like for example if your json object contains the property data always und you want to encrypt / decrypt only that field. Then change the pattern to 'data'. https://github.com/pussinboots/angularjs-crypto#set-the-field-name-pattern If you need a different aproach then you can explain me what you need and i can implement that and make it configurable.

If you need a full encryption of the json object that you send by post or put for example then use the fullcryptbody: true configration. https://github.com/pussinboots/angularjs-crypto#complete-encoding-of-body.

Why it is not working ? Can you provide me your code pussinboots666@gmail.com then i can check what is missing or you can compare your code with the test example what is provided under https://angularjs-crypto.herokuapp.com/ or with the Application Demo Example https://secure-notes.herokuapp.com/#/get.

Hopefully i could help you. have a nice day

— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/pussinboots/angularjs-crypto/issues/7#issuecomment-195988497 .

pussinboots commented 8 years ago

Okay, so you have for example an json object { name : "...", age: "17", .... }

and you want that all properties of this json object are encrypted like { name: 'encrypted' age: 'encrypted' ... } Maybe use the full body encryption. Otherwise i can implement for example when you set the pattern = undefined it will encrypt every json property but be aware of that all json properties has to be from type string at the moment.

pussinboots commented 8 years ago

Hi,

finished first implementation encoding complete json if pattern is provided as undefined or "*". For a working example look here . There is a limitation i will continue working if your json contains embedded objects or array. May this implementation suites your requirements.