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curvecp

v1.2.1

Published

Pure javascript CurveCP library

Downloads

44

Readme

CurveCP

Pure Javascript CurveCP protocol

The aim of this project is to implement the CurveCP protocol in pure javascript following the specification on http://www.curvecp.org and interopable with the reference implementation.

This project currently implements the messaging format, encryption layer and congestion control algorithm but still needs to be tested, fine-tuned and improved upon. I don't consider this library to be usable yet.

Quick start

See examples directory for an example client and server implementation.

You should create a PacketStream to start with (supplying public/private keys and other required info) and then wrap this stream in a MessageStream() object.

Clients should then execute the connect() method on MessageStream object.

Design

This implementation makes a clean split between:

  • The congestion control algorithm (chicago.js)
  • The crypto layer (packet-stream.js)
  • The messaging layer (message-stream.js)
  • The actual networking transport. To follow the reference implementation, you should use UDP as a networking transport (like illustrated in examples section) but in principle, the packet-stream can be connected to any networking transport. I'm also using it with different types of transports in my own projects.

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