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pull-secretstream

v2.0.3

Published

libsodium secretstream as a pull stream

Downloads

18

Readme

pull-secretstream

Replacement for pull-box-stream using libsodium's secretstream

Uses a fixed ciphertext block size. (By default: 512 bytes.)

Example

const { randomBytes } = require('crypto')
const pull = require('pull-stream')
const { KEY_SIZE, createEncryptStream, createDecryptStream } = require('pull-secretstream')

// generate a random secret, `KEY_SIZE` bytes long.
const key = randomBytes(KEY_SIZE)

const plaintext1 = Buffer.from('hello world')

pull(
  pull.values([plaintext1]),

  // encrypt every byte
  createEncryptStream(key),

  // the encrypted stream
  pull.through((ciphertext) => {
    console.log('Encrypted: ', ciphertext)
  }),

  //decrypt every byte
  createDecryptStream(key),

  pull.concat((err, plaintext2) => {
    if (err) throw err
    console.log('Decrypted: ', plaintext2)
  }),
)

API

createEncryptStream(key, ciphertextBlockSize = DEFAULT_BLOCK_SIZE)

Returns a "through" pull-stream that:

  • first sends the secretstream header,
  • then encrypts incoming plaintext as secretstream ciphertext (of a fixed block size, padding if necessary),
  • and when done, sends a secrestream message marked as the final.

createDecryptStream(key, ciphertextBlockSize = DEFAULT_BLOCK_SIZE)

Returns a "through" pull-stream that:

  • first recives the secretstream header,
  • then decrypts incoming secretstream ciphertext as plaintext (unpadding if necessary),
  • and is done when a secretstream message marked as final is received.

DEFAULT_BLOCK_SIZE

512 bytes

KEY_SIZE

32 bytes

getPlaintextBlockSize(ciphertextBlockSize)

cipherBlockSize - 17 bytes (secretstream's additional data)

MINIMUM_PADDING

1 byte: the minimum amount of space needed for padding in each plaintext block.