StringEncrypt Extension for Visual Studio Code IDE
Encrypt and hide plain text strings & files contents within your source code in a secure & encrypted form with the help of a polymorphic engine, generating random-looking decryption code every time.
https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=PELock.stringencrypt
1. Insert Encrypted String
- Open the right-click menu in the active editor window
- Click on the Insert Encrypted String
- A dialog box will ask you to enter the string label e.g. encryptedStringLabel
- A second dialog box will ask you to enter the string to be encrypted e.g. "Hello, world!" (enter it without the quotes)
Note: In demo mode, label and an encrypted string length is only 6 characters max.
2. Encrypt Selected String
- Select any text in the active editor window (we recommend entering it on a new line)
- Open the right-click menu in the active editor window
- Click on the Encrypt Selected String
- A dialog box will ask you to enter the string label e.g. encryptedStringLabel
Note: This menu option is shown only if you select a string in your active editor window.
3. Insert Encrypted File
- Open the right-click menu in the active editor window
- Click on the Insert Encrypted File
- A dialog box will ask you to select a file for encryption (it can be a binary file or a text file)
- A second dialog box will ask you to enter the string label e.g. encryptedStringLabel
Note: This option is available only in the full version.
Install the extension from the Visual Studio Code Marketplace: