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@browser-network/crypto

v0.0.4

Published

A wrapper around eccrypto designed for use in the browser-network ecosystem

Downloads

9

Readme

Browser Network Crypto

This package is just a wrapper around eccrypto. It's meant to be used with the browser network and accompanying browser network apps. It's only for convenience. If you're looking to bring cryptography into your non browser network application, you should probably use eccrypto or another cryptography library directly instead of using this.

Installation

npm install @browser-network/crypto

or

<script src="//unpkg.com/@browser-network/network/umd/crypto.min.js"></script>

Usage

import * as bnc from 'browser-network/crypto'

// Generate a secret (private key) as used by browser-network
const secret = bnc.generateSecret()

// Get the public key mathematically derived from a given secret
const pubKey = bnc.derivePubKey(secret)

// Turn a given string into a `Uint8Array` buffer that eccrypto uses.
const buf = bnc.stob("Serena's ol bus")

// Turn the `Uint8Array` buffer that eccrypto uses into a string for export
const str = bnc.btos(buf) // "Serena's ol bus"

// Create a hash from an object
const has = bnc.hash({ some: 'object' }) // => `Uint8Array`

// Take an object and create a signature for it based on a given private key.
const signature = bnc.sign(secret, { some: 'object' })

// Ensure a signature of object by a pubKey comes from that pubKey's associated secret
const isValid = bnc.verifySignature({ some: 'object' }, signature, pubKey) // true

or if you're using the UMD build via a tag, the window object will automatically be populated with the field Bnc which you can use as above, eg. Bnc.generateSecret().