☢ A simple package for secure local storage data by encryption using Crypto.JS. Project generated with angular version 12.2.0, sou must need an Angular Project ( version >= 12.2.x )

• Use npm i crypto-browser-storage
• Inject to your component or service as Dependency Injection
• Then you will be able to access crypto-browser-storage's library functions,
  • setCache
  • getCache
  • removeCacheByKey
  • clearAllCache

• For ng v12.x.x use npm i crypto-browser-storage@1.0.3
• For ng v14.x.x use npm i crypto-browser-storage@1.4.0
• For ng v15.x.x use npm i crypto-browser-storage@2.1.0
• For ng v16.x.x use npm i crypto-browser-storage@3.0.0
• For ng v17.x.x use npm i crypto-browser-storage@4.0.2

Now you can provide your custom encryption key. To provide your custom encryption key you have to follow this instruction. Provide CRYPTO_HASH_KEY in app.module.ts.
Example:

providers: [ .... CryptoBrowserStorageService, { provide: CRYPTO_HASH_KEY, useValue: 'YOUR_KEY_HERE' } ] 

import { CryptoBrowserStorageService } from 'crypto-browser-storage'; export class AppComponent { constructor(private cache: CryptoBrowserStorageService) {} tests() { this.cache.setCache("Posts1", [{"id": 1, "name": "Sample"}]); this.cache.setCache("Posts2", ["id", "name", "Sample"]); this.cache.setCache("Posts3", 3); this.cache.setCache("Posts5", {"id": 4, "name": "Sample"}); // this.cache.removeCacheByKey("Posts1") console.log(this.cache.getCache("Posts1")) console.log(this.cache.getCache("Posts2")) console.log(this.cache.getCache("Posts3")) console.log(this.cache.getCache("Posts5")) this.cache.clearAllCache(); } }