chordra v1.0.3

chordra: a Chordra Technologies, Inc. library for Node.js

chordra is simple to use, fast, and has been tested thoroughly on multiple machines.

Important: Note that this library will only work in a Node.js Enviroment, since with the use of mkWorkspace in vanilla JavaScript as it does not have any privilages to work with directories. But other functions such as generateKey would not require Node.js.

Installing

npm i chordra -g

Usage

imaplanter.generateTree

generateTree Generates a new Tree Structure from a given path the returns it. Example:

const {implanter} = require("chordra");

implanter.generateTee("/path/to/directory");
// returns an array such as
[
    {// TreeStructure
        name: "Filename.ext",
        index: 0,
        path: "path/to/Filename.ext",
        data: "Data in the file"
    }, {
        name: "Folder",
        index: 1,
        path: "path/to/Folder",
        data: [] // Folders in other folders also retun a Tree
    }
]

unify.generateKey

Generation of a random key from this method does not require any arguments. length is set to 20 and isNumber to false by default.

const {unify} = require("chordra");

unify.generateKey()
// Returns: a%GSlpz]IateU}A!g{Hb

// When you want the key to only contain numbers
unify.generateKey(true);
// Returns: 16168949460422898591

// Changing the the length of the key
unify.generateKey(10);

unify.generateKeyFromByte

Generates a random key from a Byte. Note: The size of the byte generated must be >= 0.

const { unify } = require("chordra");

unify.generateKeyFromByte(5);
// Returns: 87c04c7905

unify.generateSeparatedKey

Generates a set of random dash separated key. keyLength defaults to 10.

const { unify } = require("chordra");

unify.generateSeparatedKey();
// Returns: 9348-2931-3697-9685-9692-3260-1521-6654-4032-1708