Make strings anonymous.
This utility is not meant to hash passwords. It uses md5
to hash strings so that the same input will always generate the same output, but it is not possible to reverse engineer the output back to the input.
Your own micro-anonymizomatic
is one click away:
You can also deploy with a single command from the terminal (assuming you have now
installed):
now withspectrum/micro-anonymizomatic
Send a string to micro-anonymizomatic with the text
query parameter:
https://your-url.now.sh?text='this will be hashed'
And you will get the parsed data in the following format:
{
"text": "hashed-version-of-your-text-query"
}
git clone git@github.com:withspectrum/micro-anonymizomatic.git
yarn run dev
The server will then be listening at localhost:3000
.
The master
branch of this repository is what you will be deploying. To update to a new version with potential bugfixes, all you have to do is run the now
command again and change the URL you call in your app! 👌
Copyright (c) 2018 Space Program, Inc. Licensed under the MIT license. See LICENSE.md for more information.