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@openpgp/asmcrypto.js

v3.1.0

Published

Asm.js implementation of WebCrypto API

Readme

asmCrypto (openpgp.js fork)

JavaScript implementation of AES cryptographic utilities with performance in mind. As of v3, compatibility with upstream repo (now deprecated) is broken: non-AES functions have been removed, and legacy targets (ES5) are no longer supported.

This library is primarily needed as fallback for the WebCrypto API for AES-CFB (only implemented by Safari), as well as AES-GCM for 192-bit keys (not implemented by Chrome).

Build & Test

Then download and build the stuff:

git clone https://github.com/asmcrypto/asmcrypto.js.git
cd asmcrypto.js/
npm install

Running tests is always a good idea:

npm test

Congratulations! Now you have your asmcrypto.js ready to use ☺