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jscryptor-2

v0.0.2

Published

Javascript implementation of RNCryptor

Downloads

3

Readme

JSCryptor

Build Status

Javascript implementation of RNCryptor

This implementation tries to be compatible with Rob Napier's Objective-C implementation of RNCryptor, It supports schema version 3. This code is based on the PHP implementation of RNCryptor.

Important Recent Changes

Now a Buffer is returned, use .toString() to convert the result to whatever format you need.

Install on Linux (Debian)

sudo apt-get install libmcrypt4 libmcrypt-dev
npm install jscryptor

Install on Mac OS X w/ Homebrew

brew install libmcrypt
npm install jscryptor

Install on Windows

Thanks to @jimmitaker and @black-snow for pointing this

VS2015+ (Community Edition works fine) is required.

Test

npm test

Example

// Example taken from https://github.com/RNCryptor/RNCryptor-php/blob/master/examples/decrypt.php

var password = 'myPassword';
var b64string = "AwHsr+ZD87myaoHm51kZX96u4hhaTuLkEsHwpCRpDywMO1Moz35wdS6OuDgq+SIAK6BOSVKQFSbX/GiFSKhWNy1q94JidKc8hs581JwVJBrEEoxDaMwYE+a+sZeirThbfpup9WZQgp3XuZsGuZPGvy6CvHWt08vsxFAn9tiHW9EFVtdSK7kAGzpnx53OUSt451Jpy6lXl1TKek8m64RT4XPr";

var RNCryptor = require('jscryptor');

console.time('Decrypting example');
var decrypted = RNCryptor.Decrypt(b64string, password);
console.timeEnd('Decrypting example');
console.log("Result:", decrypted.toString());

A very good example, provided by @enricodeleo

var fs = require('fs');
var RNCryptor = require('jscryptor');

var password = 'myPassword';

var img = fs.readFileSync('./Octocat.jpg');
var enc = RNCryptor.Encrypt(img, password);

// Save encrypted image to a file, for sending to anywhere
fs.writeFileSync('./Octocat.enc', enc);

// Now, to decrypt the image:
var b64 = new Buffer(fs.readFileSync('./Octocat.enc').toString(), 'base64');
var dec = RNCryptor.Decrypt(b64, password);

fs.writeFileSync('./Octocat2.jpg', dec);  // Image should open.

API

RNCryptor()

Object exposed by require('jscryptor');

RNCryptor.Encrypt

  • plain_text: String or Buffer
  • password: String or Buffer
  • version: Number (3 by default, not mandatory)

RNCryptor.Decrypt

  • b64_str: String or Buffer
  • password: String or Buffer

RNCryptor.EncryptWithArbitrarySalts

  • plain_text: String or Buffer
  • password: String or Buffer
  • encryption_salt: String or Buffer
  • hmac_salt: String or Buffer
  • iv: String or Buffer
  • version: Number (3 by default, not mandatory)

RNCryptor.EncryptWithArbitraryKeys

  • plain_text: String or Buffer
  • encryption_key: String or Buffer
  • hmac_key: String or Buffer
  • iv: String or Buffer
  • version: Number (3 by default, not mandatory)