v1.4.10

• Change the way encrypted files are named when encrypting directories (now uses md5 hash)
• Fix logs

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v1.4.9

• Performances improvements

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v1.4.8

• Can now encrypt multiple files and directories at once by giving their paths together (fencryption e path1 path2 ...)
• Key is now an option (-k / --key)
• If key is not given, the program uses a random key (it is given so you can put it in safety)
• Now encrypted directories do not keep original structure, the files they contain are put side to side
• Performances improvements

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v1.4.6

• Add timer to measure encryption/decryption duration
• Remove loader (spinner)
• Change version options from -V, --version to -v, --version

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v1.4.4

• Improve help descriptions
• Fix commands encrypt and decrypt: they were displaying success message before the encryption/decryption was actually finished

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v1.4.3

Changed

• Files are not longer encrypted in base64 (was making files very very heavier than without it)
• Detects if the key is wrong when decrypting
• Implemented data streams support to be able to encrypt/decrypt much heavier files
• Slightly edit logger
• Remove gzip support
• Change loader style

Fixed

• Fixed a problem that stuck the program in the loading screen when decrypting a directory/file with a wrong key

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v1.3.5

Changed

• Change the way how the commands are added

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v1.3.4

Changed

• Switch from manual parsing and command handling to commander.js
• Add gzip compression support (disable with --no-compression)
• Can now encrypt a file on its own
• Greatly improve log (more readable and add colors)

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v1.2.0

Changed

• Path and key are now arguments, no need to add --key and such anymore

Usage

Linux

Download the attached binary encrypt-directory.

# encryption
./encrypt-directory encrypt </path/to/your/directory> <your key>

# decryption
./encrypt-directory decrypt </path/to/your/directory> <your key>

note: In case of error due to non-permitted execution, use chmod +x file-encryption

Windows

# encryption
./encrypt-directory.exe encrypt </path/to/your/directory> <your key>

# decryption
./encrypt-directory.exe decrypt </path/to/your/directory> <your key>

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v1.1.0

Changes

• #1: When encrypting, file/directory names are now encrypted too.

Usage

Download the attached binary encrypt-directory.

# encryption
./encrypt-directory encrypt -p </path/to/your/directory> -k <your key>

# decryption
./encrypt-directory decrypt -p </path/to/your/directory> -k <your key>

note: In case of error due to non-permitted execution, use chmod +x file-encryption

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