Important
This repository has moved and is archived.
Development continues in seonggukchoi/packages.js,
under packages/toolkit.
The npm package name is unchanged, so npm install -g @seonggukchoi/toolkit keeps working
and continues to receive releases. Please open issues and pull requests on the new repository.
Perform your work intuitively without the need for searching!
This project was created to simplify conversions and value generation that are commonly required during software development.
You don't need to visit potentially dangerous websites by Googling for Base64 encoding, or you don't need to scour Stack Overflow to generate hash values too.
You only need to input one line in the shell.
npm install -g @seonggukchoi/toolkitIn the shell, run the tk command (an alias for the toolkit command)
with the --help option to see the available options.
tk --help
# --- Result ---
# Usage: tk [options] [command]
#
# Options:
# -h, --help display help for command
#
# Commands:
# random [options] Generate a random string.
# encode [options] Encode the input.
# ...For example, if you want to create a strong password with 32 characters, you can simply input like this.
tk random -s -l 32 -c
# --- Result ---
# m~-{ts@6TNc}ra~N.!<#ZH_BB2DJ+F-%
#
# Copied to clipboard!Also, if you want to decode a Base64 string, you can input like this.
tk encode -b VGhpcyBpcyB2ZXJ5IGVhc3kh -d
# --- Result ---
# This is very easy!🧔🏻♂️ "THAT EASY?"
Enjoy software development by using various other features!
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details. And, this README.md file was partially generated with the help of GitHub Copilot.