4 Ways To Protect Your Javascript from being stolen

There are a few ways to protect your JavaScript code from being viewed by others:

1. Obfuscation: You can use a tool to obfuscate your JavaScript code, which makes it difficult to read and understand. This can help prevent others from reverse engineering your code and stealing your intellectual property.
2. Minification: You can use a tool to minify your JavaScript code, which removes unnecessary characters (such as whitespace and comments) and reduces the file size. This can make it more difficult for others to read and understand your code, but it won’t completely obscure it.
3. Server-side execution: You can execute your JavaScript code on the server, rather than in the client’s browser. This means that the code will never be sent to the client and will be more secure.
4. Encryption: You can use a tool to encrypt your JavaScript code, which makes it difficult to read and understand without the proper decryption key. This can help prevent others from accessing your code, but it will require additional resources to decrypt the code when it’s needed.

I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any questions.