This is a webapp that allows data to be passed through various common simple ciphers. It was designed for use by students in cryptography competitions, and was my A Level Computer Science project.

Demo

There is a public demo of the system available at https://cryptoassist.timstallard.me.uk

Building it yourself

To build this project, you'll need to have Node.JS and NPM installed.

You can then download the project using Git, and install the dependencies:

1. git clone https://github.com/TimStallard/CryptoAssist.git
2. npm install

If you'd like to run webpack's development server, run npm run dev-server. This will start a web server listening on port 8080 with live reload and automatic recompilation when files are edited. Babel isn't used for the development version, so you'll need to use a browser with full ES6 support.

To generate a minified ES5 version of the project for distribution, run npm run build. This will use Babel and Uglify to convert the project to ES5 and minify it. The output will be placed in the build directory.