safejslib v1.0.1

SafeJS

Safe.js is a JavaScript library that provides validation and security functions for web applications.

Features

• Email validation

• Password validation

• URL validation

• Phone number validation

• Input sanitization

• Text encryption and decryption

• Random string generation

• String capitalization

• String reversal

Installation

You can download Safe.js from the GitHub repository. To use Safe.js in your project, follow these steps:

1. Download the safe.js file from the repository.

2. Place the safe.js file in your project directory.

Usage

Once you have included Safe.js in your project, you can start using its functions in your JavaScript code. Here are some examples:

// Email validation

const isValidEmail = Safe.validateEmail('test@example.com');

console.log(isValidEmail); // true

// Password validation

const isValidPassword = Safe.validatePassword('StrongPassword123!');

console.log(isValidPassword); // true

// URL validation

const isValidURL = Safe.validateURL('https://www.example.com');

console.log(isValidURL); // true

// Phone number validation

const isValidPhoneNumber = Safe.validatePhoneNumber('+1 (123) 456-7890');

console.log(isValidPhoneNumber); // true

// Input sanitization

const userInput = '<script>alert("Hello!")</script>';

const sanitizedInput = Safe.sanitizeInput(userInput);

console.log(sanitizedInput); // &lt;script&gt;alert(&quot;Hello!&quot;)&lt;/script&gt;

// Text encryption and decryption

const encryptedText = Safe.encryptText('Hello World', 5);

console.log(encryptedText); // Mjqqt%Rjqti

const decryptedText = Safe.decryptText(encryptedText, 5);

console.log(decryptedText); // Hello World

// Random string generation

const randomString = Safe.generateRandomString(10);

console.log(randomString); // g7Tc4fY2zA

// String capitalization

const capitalizedString = Safe.capitalizeString('hello world');

console.log(capitalizedString); // Hello world

// String reversal

const reversedString = Safe.reverseString('Hello');

console.log(reversedString); // olleH

Feel free to modify the code snippets as needed to fit your project requirements.

For detailed documentation and additional examples, please refer to the Safe.js GitHub repository.

License

Safe.js is released under the MIT License.