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Why does not it give the result, since both password and hash is also the hash of password!! #111

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codeater7 opened this issue Dec 19, 2019 · 1 comment

codeater7 commented Dec 19, 2019

Abijeet commented Feb 12, 2020

Password should be the unhased value.

So if the password was ABCDEF, and its hash is 123456jdjfkdldlkfkfkfkf. To the compare function we should be passing,

bcrypt.compare( 'ABCDEF', '123456jdjfkdldlkfkfkfkf', ....

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