Struct Playfair

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pub struct Playfair { /* private fields */ }
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A Playfair cipher.

This struct is created by the new() method. See its documentation for more.

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impl Cipher for Playfair

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fn new(key: (String, Option<char>)) -> Playfair

Initialize a Playfair cipher.

The key tuple maps to the following (String, Option<char>) = (keystream, null_char). Where …

  • The keystream is used to generate a playfair table.
  • The null_char is the character that is used to pad uneven messages during the encryption process. This value will default to ‘X’.
§Panics
  • The keystream must not be empty.
  • The keystream must not exceed the length of the playfair alphabet (25 characters).
  • The keystream must not contain non-alphabetic symbols or the letter ‘J’.
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fn encrypt(&self, message: &str) -> Result<String, &'static str>

Encrypt a message with the Playfair cipher.

§Warning
  • The 5x5 key table requires any ‘J’ characters in the message to be substituted with ‘I’ characters (i.e. I = J).
  • The resulting ciphertext will be fully uppercase with no whitespace.
§Errors
  • Message contains a non-alphabetic character.
  • Message contains the null character.
  • Message contains whitespace.
§Examples

Basic Usage:

use cipher_crypt::{Cipher, Playfair};

let c = Playfair::new(("playfairexample".to_string(), None));
assert_eq!(
    c.encrypt("Hidethegoldinthetreestump").unwrap(),
    "BMODZBXDNABEKUDMUIXMKZZRYI"
);
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fn decrypt(&self, message: &str) -> Result<String, &'static str>

Decrypt a message with the Playfair cipher.

§Warning
  • The 5x5 key table requires any ‘J’ characters in the message to be substituted with ‘I’ characters (i.e. I = J).
  • The resulting plaintext will be fully uppercase with no whitespace.
  • The resulting plaintext may contain added null characters.
§Errors
  • Message contains a non-alphabetic character.
  • Message contains whitespace.
§Examples

Basic Usage:

use cipher_crypt::{Cipher, Playfair};

let c = Playfair::new(("playfairexample".to_string(), None));
assert_eq!(
    c.decrypt("BMODZBXDNABEKUDMUIXMKZZRYI").unwrap(),
    "HIDETHEGOLDINTHETREXSTUMPX"
);
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type Key = (String, Option<char>)

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type Algorithm = Playfair

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