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@encipher/web-crypto

v1.0.0-beta.0

Published

A promised based easy to use wrapper over Web Crypto APIs

Downloads

5

Readme

Web Crypto

A promised based easy to use wrapper and services built using Web Crypto APIs

-! NOTE: This is a WIP library.
-! APIs may change drastically till we release a stable version.
-! Please watch this repo for updates.

The objective of this library is to provide some wrapper methods and services which are very easy to use to perform cryptographic operations in the browser.

This library internally uses Web Crypto browser APIs, so this library can't run on any browser which does't support Web Crypto APIs. Also note that Web Crypto APIs are only available in secure context (HTTPS) even in modern browsers.

For more information on Web Crypto API browser support, click here

For reporting any kind of issues please use the issues tracker. For general discussion, feature request use the discussions.

Installations

npm install @encipher/web-crypto --save

Examples:

Key Generations

import {
  KeyGenerator,
  KeyGeneratorMaps,
} from '@encipher/web-crypto';


// Generating a RSA key pair
const keyAlgorithm = {
  name: KeyGeneratorMaps.rsaKeyGenerationAlgorithmsMap['RSA-OAEP'],
  modulusLength: 4096,
  publicExponent: new Uint8Array([1, 0, 1]),
  hash: KeyGeneratorMaps.rsaKeyHashFunctionsMap['SHA-256'],
};

const keyGen = new KeyGenerator(algorithm);

// Generate as many keys as you want with the keyGen object
let rsaKeyPair1;
let rsaKeyPair2;

keyGen.generateKey().then(data => {
  rsaKeyPair1 = data;
})

keyGen.generateKey().then(data => {
  rsaKeyPair2 = data;
})

Encrypting a key with a passphrase

It's often required that you need to export a private key, like for server side storage. Before that you want to encrypt the key with a passphrase. This library provides some utils functions to do that easily.

Wrap (encrypt) a key with a AES-CBC-256 key derived using PBKDF2 and a passphrase

import {
  wrapKeyWithAesCbc256,
} from '@encipher/web-crypto';


const passphrase = "This is really a secret";

let wrappedKey;

wrapKeyWithAesCbc256(
  passphrase,
  rsaKeyPair.privateKey,
).then((data) => {
  wrappedKey = data;
});

Encrypting & Decrypting a payload (With RSA key pair)

const encryptionAlgorith = {
    name: 'RSA-OAEP',
  };

// rsaKeyPair generated with KeyGenerator as shown above
const cipher = new Cipher(
  encryptionAlgorith,
  rsaKeyPair.publicKey,
  rsaKeyPair.privateKey,
);

const encoder = new TextEncoder();
const decoder = new TextDecoder();

const cipherText = await cipher.encrypt(encoder.encode('Hello World'));
let plainText = await cipher.decrypt(cipherText);
plainText = decoder.decode(plainText)

Many more comming soon...