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34# Encryption as a Password Manager

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![Screenshot](https://i.imgur.com/FFQyNlJ.png)

You can use the dumbest and remember able words to generate secret words(could be your passwords). Not an encryption algorithm though a little modification of Caesar Cipher(perhaps a stupid one).

However, this may or may not (higher chances) solve the password remembering issue. So, the implication of 'Password Manager' is not literal.

## Usage

1. At first, enter the string you want to generate your password with.
2. Then please select how many characters you want ot shift. Please not that this shifting is forward only and limited.

![Enter required details](https://i.imgur.com/0tdiHQB.png)

3. Now, press the generate button, a generated string will appear.
4. Finally, click the button to copy the string to your clipboard.

![Generated hash](https://i.imgur.com/CvAuiz0.png)

## npm Package

`cifar` is available via npm package registry. Install it with `npm i cifar`.

Learn more about the npm package usage [here](https://www.npmjs.com/package/cifar).

## Contributing

This was a pretty fun idea, nothing serious and not claimed as a password manager. However, you care more than welcomed to to contribute.

Make your awesome changes and submit a PR.