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Dec 22.2022

I’m working on the login page for a web site I’m building. I have been looking for a Vanilla JavaScript hashing algorithm. Ideally I would like to use Bcrypt or possible even Yescrypt, but everything I have found so far are Node.js packages.

**Is it possible to extract the JavaScript hashing code from an NPM package?**

Many thanks
Walt Williams

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@NogDogDec 22.2022 — Looks like this supports both Node and browser JS, but I've never used it (never had a reason to hash on the client side): https://github.com/dcodeIO/bcrypt.js
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@Programming_PadawanauthorDec 24.2022 — Nice. I'll look at it.

Walt
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@AnawilliamDec 25.2022 — Yes, it is possible to extract the JavaScript code from an NPM (Node Package Manager) package. NPM packages are simply collections of JavaScript code that can be shared and reused across different projects.
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