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@pluto-encrypted/database

v1.15.6

Published

Encrypted database for Edge Wallet SDK that supports multiple db, IndexDB, LevelDB and InMemory

Downloads

44

Readme

Pluto-encrypted

Pluto Encrypted is a secure storage wrapper for (IndexDB, InMemory or LevelDB) and AtalaPrism (Pluto)

USAGE

To install simply run

npm i pluto-encrypted --save
# or with yarnyarn add pluto-encrypted

Usage

This package implements Pluto interface and is fully compatible with the Prism Agent (check-compatibility versions), in order to use it just create a database as follows.

DatabaseName is any string. Password is a 32 bytes buffer.

import { Database } from 'pluto-encrypted';
//You can use IndexDB any other storage that is compatible.
import IndexDB from "@pluto-encrypted/indexdb"; 
import { 
    getDefaultCollections,
    DIDCollection,
    DIDPairCollection,
    MediatorCollection,
    PrivateKeyColletion,
    CredentialCollection,
    CredentialRequestMetadataCollection,
    LinkSecretColletion,
    MessageColletion
} from "@pluto-encrypted/schemas";
const defaultPassword = new Uint8Array(32).fill(1);
const db = await Database.createEncrypted<{
    dids: DIDCollection;
    didpairs: DIDPairCollection;
    mediators: MediatorCollection;
    privatekeys: PrivateKeyColletion;
    credentials: CredentialCollection;
    credentialrequestmetadatas: CredentialRequestMetadataCollection;
    linksecrets: LinkSecretColletion;
    messages: MessageColletion;
}>(
   {
        name: `my-db`,
        encryptionKey: defaultPassword,
        storage: IndexDB,
        collections: getDefaultCollections()
    }
);
const messages = await db.getAllMessages();

Backup database into an unencrypted JSON string and restore from backup.

import { Database } from 'pluto-encrypted';
//You can use IndexDB any other storage that is compatible.
import IndexDB from "@pluto-encrypted/indexdb"; 
import { 
    getDefaultCollections,
    DIDCollection,
    DIDPairCollection,
    MediatorCollection,
    PrivateKeyColletion,
    CredentialCollection,
    CredentialRequestMetadataCollection,
    LinkSecretColletion,
    MessageColletion
} from "@pluto-encrypted/schemas";
const defaultPassword = new Uint8Array(32).fill(1);
const db = await Database.createEncrypted<{
    dids: DIDCollection;
    didpairs: DIDPairCollection;
    mediators: MediatorCollection;
    privatekeys: PrivateKeyColletion;
    credentials: CredentialCollection;
    credentialrequestmetadatas: CredentialRequestMetadataCollection;
    linksecrets: LinkSecretColletion;
    messages: MessageColletion;
}>(
   {
        name: "my-db",
        encryptionKey: defaultPassword,
        storage: IndexDB,
        collections: getDefaultCollections()
    }
);
const backup = await db.backup();
const restoredDatabase = await Database.createEncrypted<{
    dids: DIDCollection;
    didpairs: DIDPairCollection;
    mediators: MediatorCollection;
    privatekeys: PrivateKeyColletion;
    credentials: CredentialCollection;
    credentialrequestmetadatas: CredentialRequestMetadataCollection;
    linksecrets: LinkSecretColletion;
    messages: MessageColletion;
}>(
       {
        name: "my-db",
        encryptionKey: defaultPassword,
        storage: IndexDB,
        importData: backup,
        collections: getDefaultCollections()
    }
);
const messages = await restoredDatabase.getAllMessages();

If the database is later initialised with the wrong password the "createEncrypted" async function will throw an exception and will not let you decrypt any encrypted content.

QA & Documentation

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