0.2.1 [updated] | Obfuscate

: It adds events to the Minecraft Forge API that allow developers to easily manipulate player models, such as rotating body parts or creating custom animations .

The core value proposition is that your secret is never stored in plain text in memory. obfuscate 0.2.1

Using obfuscate 0.2.1 is an exercise in trust. Unlike a linter or formatter, whose output is immediately human-readable, an obfuscator’s output is designed to be hostile. A developer feeding their clean, well-commented source code through obfuscate 0.2.1 receives a dense, unreadable blob that behaves identically at runtime. The .1 patch likely improves this “behavioral identity”—fixing a rare edge case where the obfuscated output threw a TypeError due to an incorrectly scoped variable rename. : It adds events to the Minecraft Forge

: Released in March 2018 as an Alpha build for Minecraft 1.12.2 . Unlike a linter or formatter, whose output is

// Accessing the data safely let exposed = secret.reveal(); println!("{}", exposed); // "my_super_secret_password"