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First of all, thanks for the nice library.
I just have this remark:
When I first stringify an object, and then execute maskString, I still get the password as readable text. const data = '{"username":"myuser","password":"something"}'; const result = maskString(data);
result will still contain the exact same content as data.
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Hey @matthiasheyman ... I just looked into your reported issue and found that I can fix it quite easily. I just published version 1.1.3 which should handle your case as expected.
First of all, thanks for the nice library.
I just have this remark:
When I first stringify an object, and then execute maskString, I still get the password as readable text.
const data = '{"username":"myuser","password":"something"}'; const result = maskString(data);
result will still contain the exact same content as data.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: