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passwords

v1.3.1

Published

Passwords is a cryptographic library for simple password storage.

Downloads

14

Readme

Passwords

Build Status

Node.js has built in support for PBKDF2, a tried and tested cryptographic library. Passwords is a light wrapper around this native library that improves and simplifies the API. It's compatible with Node.js v0.8+ and io.js, without needing to compile native extensions.

Passwords provides an API for callbacks and promises through the same functions. Through its promise support it is also compatible with ES6 generators without using any wrappers.

There is a companion library written in Python which is compatible with the PBKDF2 hashes produced by this library.

Installation

npm install passwords

Note If you are running a non-harmony node.js, you'll need to install bluebird if you want Promise support, but it's not required and you can still just use callbacks.

Usage

Generators

const hash = yield passwords.hash('password');
assert(yield passwords.match('password', hash));

Promises

return passwords.hash('password').then(function (hash) {
  return passwords.match('password', hash);
}).then(function (matched) {
  assert(matched);
});

Callbacks

passwords.hash('password', function (err, hash) {
passwords.match('password', hash, function (err, matched) {
    assert(matched);
  });
});

API

passwords.hash(password [,cost] [,callback])[.then(hash => )]

If callback is omitted, returns a promise instead. Optional cost for increasing the computational difficulty of the hash.

passwords.match(password, hash [,callback])[.then(matched => )]

If callback is omitted, returns a promise instead.

Changes

1.3.0

  • The optional cost wasn't being handled correctly in hash when omitted and without a callback parameter.

1.2.0

  • Rename crypt to hash and verify to match to better reflect the library's purpose. The old function names are still available, but will be removed in the future.

1.1.1

  • Updated Readme...

1.1.0

  • Remove fixed dependency on bluebird
  • Remove dependency on assert
  • Only test generators on compatible runtimes

1.0.0

  • Refactor into supporting callbacks, promises and ES6 generators.