audio_base64_converter

An application to generate a pseudorandom string from the Unix timestamp and an audio file for added entropy.

Installation

Install Git, Node.js and a nice browser

Hint: The specified versions are tested and ensured to work, older or newer versions may work.

• Git v2.17.1
• Node.js v14.16.0
• a modern browser, like Google Chrome or Firefox

Clone audio_base64_converter from gitHub

Clone the repository audio_base64_converter to a nice place om your machine via:

git clone https://github.com/FabianReitz/audio_base64_converter.git

Install dependencies

Install the dependencies for the server via:

npm i

Start the server

Start the server via:

npm start

Connect to front end

Navigate to localhost:8080.

If you want to generate a new pseudorandom string, just reload the page in the browser.