ReferenceError: Crypt is not defined
See original GitHub issueInitializing Crypt() wont work. Console gives an error Uncaught ReferenceError: Crypt is not defined.
I have tried initializing it like so var crypt=new Crypt();
. I am trying to encrypt data on the client’s browser. I have used this hybrid-crypto.min.js
Please assist me! I’m still new to JavaScript and might be missing something very simple.
I’m stuck and want to complete the project i am working on.
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For anyone else with the same problem, use lower case crypt
var cr = new crypt();
This should be fixed in commit d79d218.