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@lindorm/ec

v0.4.1

Published

ECDSA signing kit built on Node's `crypto` module and [`@lindorm/kryptos`](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@lindorm/kryptos). Provides an `EcKit` class that implements the `IKeyKit` contract used across the Lindorm cryptography packages.

Readme

@lindorm/ec

ECDSA signing kit built on Node's crypto module and @lindorm/kryptos. Provides an EcKit class that implements the IKeyKit contract used across the Lindorm cryptography packages.

This package is ESM-only.

Installation

npm install @lindorm/ec

EcKit accepts an IKryptos instance constructed by the consumer, so @lindorm/kryptos must also be installed in your project.

Features

  • Sign, verify, and assert ECDSA signatures over Buffer or string input
  • Supports ES256, ES384, and ES512 (P-256 / P-384 / P-521 curves)
  • DSA encoding selectable between der and ieee-p1363
  • Optional raw r||s signature output for JWT/JWS interop
  • Configurable string output encoding via Node's BufferEncoding
  • Rejects non-EC keys and EC encryption algorithms at construction time

Quick Start

import { EcKit } from "@lindorm/ec";
import { KryptosKit } from "@lindorm/kryptos";

const kryptos = KryptosKit.generate.sig.ec({ algorithm: "ES512" });
const kit = new EcKit({ kryptos });

const signature = kit.sign("hello world");

kit.verify("hello world", signature); // true

kit.assert("hello world", signature); // throws EcError if invalid

kit.format(signature); // base64 string

Constructor Options

new EcKit({
  kryptos, // IKryptos — must be an EC key with a signing algorithm
  dsa: "der", // DsaEncoding — "der" | "ieee-p1363" (default: "der")
  encoding: "base64", // BufferEncoding — string encoding for verify/format (default: "base64")
  raw: false, // boolean — emit/accept raw r||s signatures (default: false)
});

The constructor validates that the key is an EC key with one of the supported signing algorithms (ES256, ES384, ES512). EC encryption keys (e.g. ECDH-ES) and non-EC keys are rejected with an EcError.

API

class EcKit implements IKeyKit {
  sign(data: KeyData): Buffer;
  verify(data: KeyData, signature: KeyData): boolean;
  assert(data: KeyData, signature: KeyData): void; // throws EcError
  format(data: Buffer): string;
}

KeyData is Buffer | string.

  • sign(data) — produces a DER-encoded signature, or raw r||s if raw: true was passed to the constructor.
  • verify(data, signature) — returns true if the signature is valid. String signatures are decoded using the configured encoding.
  • assert(data, signature) — same as verify, but throws EcError instead of returning false.
  • format(buffer) — encodes a signature Buffer to a string using the configured encoding.

Supported Algorithms

| Algorithm | Curve | Hash | | --------- | ----- | ------- | | ES256 | P-256 | SHA-256 | | ES384 | P-384 | SHA-384 | | ES512 | P-521 | SHA-512 |

DSA Encoding

  • der (default) — standard ASN.1 DER encoding produced by Node's crypto.
  • ieee-p1363 — fixed-length encoding produced by Node's crypto when dsaEncoding is set.

The separate raw option produces or accepts a manually built r||s concatenation (each component padded to the curve's byte size). This is useful for JWT/JWS compatibility where the wire format is raw r||s.

Error Handling

All errors thrown by this package are instances of EcError:

import { EcError } from "@lindorm/ec";

License

AGPL-3.0-or-later