Small and remote - 3 JavaScript libraries just in case

I read the post about Kerning.js - a small js-library, you can even say the utility, for realizing the wonders of typography on web pages. And I remembered that I used something similar not so long ago - the Lettering.js library.

But since I’m not going to give detailed instructions on using a sufficiently utilitarian thing (and I’ll give only references where this instruction is, each developer will figure it out), I’ll add to the note a reference to two more small libraries, which I used in one way or another in my projects, and mentions on Habré not met.

So, Lettering.js is an assistant to the “radical” web typographer, Cryptico.js is a Stirlitz helper and Rasta.js is such a simple ajax get / set helper. Further links to the sites of the developers of these libraries and instructions for their use.

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Lettering.js

Lettering.js on Github

And so Lettering.js allows to break words into letters, sentences into words and paragraphs into lines, and to make broken fragments in an interesting way using css. In general, why words - look at the examples on the site letteringjs.com . Detailed case studies here .

Cryptico.js

Cryptico.js on google.

JavaScript library to encrypt text. RSA and AES methods are used. Text can be encrypted with a key with a given length (512, 1024, 2048, 4096, 8192).

A detailed example of the use of library functions here is a translation from the developer’s site.

Rasta.js

Rasta.js on Github

Access data online by key. Specify the url where to get / give data from and exchange it if necessary. Everything happens at the level of GET requests.

Here I will add that by screwing this library and ensuring its work only during the session, user data was exchanged between the front-end and the backend of the application. It is quite convenient.

I hope that these libraries will be useful to someone in order to implement them in their projects and speed up the development or adopt techniques.