The localkit CLI provides a series of utilities that can be used by web developers to enhance their workflow.

The modules are:

• Password: generate and analyze passwords
• Random Bytes: generate and validate Base64URL encoded sequences of random bytes
• UUID: generate and validate UUIDs (Universally Unique Identifiers)
• OTP: generate OTP (One Time Password) secrets and tokens
• AES256: encrypt and decrypt messages with the AES256 algorithm
• MD5: hash and validate messages with the MD5 Algorithm
• YoutubeDownloader: download videos/audio files from YouTube
• Favicon Builder: build all the favicon files required by modern web apps
• PWA Assets Builder: build all the assets required for a PWA to be published
• Material Icons: download and install the Material Icons on a web application

1. Install the CLI Globally

$ npm install -g localkit

2. Run it with:

$ localkit

If you wish to make use of the LocaLKit CLI to perform sensitive operations, I suggest that you fork this repository and lock all dependencies in the package.json file (equivalent to using the --save-exact flag) for security reasons.

• GIT
• NodeJS ^v21.0.0
• NPM ^v10.2.0

1. Clone the repository

$ git clone git@github.com:your-username/localkit.git

2. Install the dependencies

$ npm install

3. Run it

$ npm start

$ npm publish

• JavaScript

# Unit Tests
$ npm run test:unit

# Integration Tests
$ npm run test:integration

[ ] Implement the JavaScript/Typescript/CSS file template generators

MIT

• Inquirer.js
• node-aes256
• check-password-strength
• date-fns
• generate-password
• node-md5
• uuid
• otplib
• ytdl
• sharp
• png-to-ico
• ffmpeg
• Material Design Icons

• Adding favicons in a multi-browser multi-platform world
• How to enhance your PWA with HTML tags for iOS and Android
• Adaptive icon support in PWAs with maskable icons
• Define icons and a theme color
• awesome-meta-and-manifest
• PWABuilder
• pwa-asset-generator
• Material Symbols Guide