arisenjs-keygen
v1.0.0
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General purpose library for private key storage and key management.
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The purpose of this library is for managing keys in local storage. This is designed to derive and cache keys but also needs a password manager to store a "root" key. This library does not have secure or password protected storage. It does however figure out permission hierarchies and is configurable enough to only store keys you feel are safe to store.
General purpose cryptography is found in arisenjs-ecc library. Hierarchical deterministic key generation uses PrivateKey.getChildKey in arisenjs-ecc.
Usage
let {Keystore, Keygen} = require('arisenjs-keygen')
Rsn = require('arisenjs')
sessionConfig = {
timeoutInMin: 30,
uriRules: {
'owner' : '/account_recovery',
'active': '/(transfer|contracts)',
'active/**': '/producers'
}
}
keystore = Keystore('myaccount', sessionConfig)
rsn = Rsn.Testnet({keyProvider: keystore.keyProvider})
Keygen.generateMasterKeys().then(keys => {
// create blockchain account called 'myaccount'
console.log(keys)
rsn.getAccount('myaccount').then(account => {
keystore.deriveKeys({
parent: keys.masterPrivateKey,
accountPermissions: account.permissions
})
})
})
See ./API
Development
let {Keystore, Keygen} = require('./src')
Use Node v8+ (updates package-lock.json
)
Browser
git clone https://github.com/ARISENIO/arisenjs-keygen.git
cd arisenjs-keygen
npm install
npm run build
# builds: ./dist/arisenjs-keygen.js
<script src="arisenjs-keygen.js"></script>
<script>
//kos.Keystore
//kos.Keygen
//...
</script>
Runtime Environment
Node 6+ and browser (browserify, webpack, etc)
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