How to use the iocane.crypto.encryptWithPassword function in iocane
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.then(function __encryptUsingPassword(encryptedData) {
return password ? iocane.encryptWithPassword(encryptedData, password) : encryptedData;
})
.then(function __encryptUsingKeyFile(encryptedData) {toSecureString(masterPassword) {
if (typeof masterPassword !== "string") {
return Promise.reject(new Error("Master password must be a string"));
}
return iocane.encryptWithPassword(this.toInsecureString(), masterPassword).then(signEncryptedContent);
}
}convertToSecureContent(masterPassword) {
if (typeof masterPassword !== "string") {
throw new Error("Master password must be a string");
}
return iocane
.encryptWithPassword(JSON.stringify(this.model.getData()), masterPassword)
.then(signEncryptedContent);
}
