jpCrypto

v3.0

• All hashs are now available on Android
• Now compatible with Apple TV
• Now compatible with ShiVa 2.0.
• Compiled for Mac and Linux in addition to Windows, so you can now use it while working with ShiVa Editor for each of these operating systems.
• Now uses a user token instead of an email to activate

v2.2

• Fixed an issue with the Linux binary

v2.1

• Optimized for ShiVa 1.9.2

v2.0

The linux side of the plugin was not working properly

New functions (Note Android only supports SHA-1, SHA-512, HMAC-SHA-1 and HMAC-SHA-512):

--Base 64 sString = jpCrypto.base64_decode ( sString ) sString = jpCrypto.base64_encode ( sString )

--Haval sString = jpCrypto.haval128 ( sString, nPasses ) sString = jpCrypto.haval160 ( sString, nPasses ) sString = jpCrypto.haval192 ( sString, nPasses ) sString = jpCrypto.haval224 ( sString, nPasses ) sString = jpCrypto.haval256 ( sString, nPasses )

--md sString = jpCrypto.md4 ( sString ) sString = jpCrypto.md5 ( sString ) sString = jpCrypto.ripemd160 ( sString )

--Sha sString = jpCrypto.sha1 ( sString ) sString = jpCrypto.sha256 ( sString ) sString = jpCrypto.sha384 ( sString ) sString = jpCrypto.sha512 ( sString )

sString = jpCrypto.hmacsha1 ( sString, sKey ) sString = jpCrypto.hmacsha512 ( sString, sKey )

--Tiger sString = jpCrypto.tiger128 ( sString ) sString = jpCrypto.tiger160 ( sString ) sString = jpCrypto.tiger192 ( sString )

v1.1

Added support for the following targets:

• iOS
• Android
• Mac
• Linux

--jpCrypto API
jpCrypto.activate ( sUserToken, sActivationKey )

--Base 64
sString = jpCrypto.base64_decode ( sString )
sString = jpCrypto.base64_encode ( sString )

--Haval
sString = jpCrypto.haval128 ( sString, nPasses )
sString = jpCrypto.haval160 ( sString, nPasses )
sString = jpCrypto.haval192 ( sString, nPasses )
sString = jpCrypto.haval224 ( sString, nPasses )
sString = jpCrypto.haval256 ( sString, nPasses )

--md
sString = jpCrypto.md4 ( sString )
sString = jpCrypto.md5 ( sString )
sString = jpCrypto.ripemd160 ( sString )

--Sha
sString = jpCrypto.sha1 ( sString )
sString = jpCrypto.sha256 ( sString )
sString = jpCrypto.sha384 ( sString )
sString = jpCrypto.sha512 ( sString )

sString = jpCrypto.hmacsha1 ( sString, sKey )
sString = jpCrypto.hmacsha512 ( sString, sKey )

--Tiger
sString = jpCrypto.tiger128 ( sString )
sString = jpCrypto.tiger160 ( sString )
sString = jpCrypto.tiger192 ( sString )