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@neelegirly/libsignal

v1.0.28

Published

Signal protocol crypto dependency for @neelegirly/baileys on Node.js

Readme

🔐 @neelegirly/libsignal 🔐

Crypto Core fuer den Neelegirly Stack

Signal Sessions · Key Material · E2E Foundation

npm baileys wa-api

🗝️ Release-Stack: @neelegirly/libsignal 1.0.28 · @neelegirly/baileys 2.2.17 · @neelegirly/wa-api 1.7.16

@neelegirly/libsignal ist die kryptografische Signal-Abhaengigkeit fuer @neelegirly/baileys und damit indirekt auch fuer @neelegirly/wa-api. Das Paket liefert den E2E-Kern fuer Session-Aufbau, Key-Verarbeitung und sichere Nachrichtenfluesse.

✨ Highlights

| Bereich | Beschreibung | Status | | --- | --- | --- | | 🔑 Key Material | zentrale Primitive fuer Session-/Schluessel-Operationen | ✅ | | 🛡️ E2E Core | Basis fuer verschluesselte Nachrichten im Neelegirly-Stack | ✅ | | 🧩 Stack-Kompatibel | sauberer Fit fuer baileys und wa-api | ✅ | | 🎀 Klarer Scope | @neelegirly/libsignal als eindeutige Release-Basis | ✅ |

📦 Kompatibilitaet

  • @neelegirly/libsignal: 1.0.28
  • @neelegirly/baileys: 2.2.17
  • @neelegirly/wa-api: 1.7.16

🚀 Installation

npm install @neelegirly/[email protected] --save-exact

⚡ Minimalbeispiel

const libsignal = require('@neelegirly/libsignal')

console.log('libsignal geladen:', typeof libsignal === 'object')

🩷 Scope und Rolle im Stack

  • @neelegirly/libsignal = Crypto-Core
  • @neelegirly/baileys = WhatsApp-Web-Layer
  • @neelegirly/wa-api = Multi-Session-Wrapper

Damit bleibt der Aufbau im gesamten Neelegirly-Stack klar und release-sicher.

🔄 Release-Notizen

  • README neu im Glow-up-Stil aufgebaut
  • Stack-Versionen auf 1.0.28 / 2.2.17 / 1.7.16 angehoben
  • weiterhin fokussiert auf den stabilen Crypto-Einsatz ohne Bot-Wrapper-Ballast