EncryptAndDecryptSentences 1.0.2

EncryptAndDecryptSentences

This is a simple library with built-in encryption characters matching every letter in the English alphabet.

Built With

• Major languages: C#
• Frameworks: .NET 6.0
• Technologies: Github and Visual Studio

To get started?

Just like every other NuGet package installation, the EncryptAndDecryptSentences package can be installed in either of these two ways:

Install using .NET CLI:

• run: dotnet add package EncryptAndDecryptSentences --version 1.0.2

Install using Visual Studio:

• Right-click on project dependencies
• Select manage Nuget packages
• Search for EncryptAndDecryptSentences
• Click install

Prerequisites

An understanding of C# and NuGet Packages

Usage

As the name implies, this package allows you to encrypt and decrypt wwords/sentences of your choice, using our built-in characters that match every letter in the English dictionary. This package allows you access to two methods, namely:

The Encrypt(string message) method: this method takes in a word/sentence and returns a string The Decrypt(string message) method: this method takes in a word/sentence and returns a string

To call these methods, you have to first create an instance of the Services class, then call the method(s) that you are interested in.

Code Samples

using EncryptAndDecryptSentences;
namespace Run;

    internal class Program
    {
        static void Main(string[] args)
        {
          //Create an Instance of the Services class
          Services service = new Services();
         //Call the Encrypt(string sentence) method if you want to encrypt anything
          string encrypt = service.Encrypt("my name is amaka");
          Console.WriteLine(encrypt);

          //To Decrypt a word/sentence
          string decrypt = service.Decrypt("~/ [£~>");
          Console.WriteLine(decrypt);
        }
    }

Limitations

1. It supports only the English alphabets
2. It may give you inaccurate results if you intend to decrypt a word/sentence that was not encrypted with our methods
3. You can customize the encryption characters
4. It only converts lowercase characters

Authors

Uzoamaka Nweze

GitHub: @Chelseaquiin Twitter: @Chelseaqueen

License

This project is MIT licensed.