tkit.display
Log = tkit.history.display
{while(true) {yield tkit.data; await tkit.watch()}}
decryptLog ={
while(true) {
yield tkit.back.queue.map(entry => {
return {[moment(entry.time).format('HH:mm:ss.SSS')]: Encrypt.getEncryptor().decrypt(entry.data)}});
await tkit.back.watch();
}
}
class Encrypt extends dmt.Tool {
// Tool constructor parameters:
// settings object may (or may not) contain initial values
// reference to toolkit being instantiated
constructor(settings, toolkit) {
super(settings, toolkit);
this.profile({
package: ['v0.3.0',
`Dropbox - gets file name list`,
Encrypt.toString()],
declare: ['queue', 'maxlen'],
methods: ['async filesListFolder()'],
resolve: ['log']
});
// Peek at data - allowed to return data modified
// when a get data called decrypt, when a set data called encrypt
this.toolkit.eyes.addPeekFn(this.decryption, this.encryption);
if (settings._encrypt) {Object.assign(this, settings._encrypt)}
}
// ----
// Getter and Setter overrides
// ----
// Methods
// Since 'this' not provided on peek calls
// and the toolkit can not see the encryptor in the imported Encrypt module
// and since want to use the same encryptor for all toolkit
// (thus all using the same encryption phrase)
// need to assign at class level - ie: static
static getEncryptor() {return encryptor}
decryption(data) {console.log('decrypt'); return Encrypt.getEncryptor().decrypt(data)}
encryption(data) {console.log('encrypt'); return Encrypt.getEncryptor().encrypt(data)}
}
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