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@smart-secure/nextjs

v1.1.0

Published

Server SDK for SmartSecure Document Engine

Readme

@smart-secure/nextjs

The official Next.js Server SDK for the SmartSecure Document Engine.

This package provides a secure, server-side bridge between your Next.js application and the SmartSecure Python Encryption Engine, allowing you to easily generate "Kotak Berkunci" (AES-256 Encrypted Decoys) and integrate them into your Cloudflare R2 workflows.

🚀 Features

  • Server-Side Only: Designed securely for Next.js App Router (Server Actions & Route Handlers). Credentials never leak to the browser.
  • Drop-in Integration: Automatically detects environment variables for zero-config initialization.
  • TypeScript Ready: Fully typed parameters and responses for an optimal developer experience.
  • File & Buffer Support: Easily handles raw ArrayBuffer data from uploaded files or fetched URLs.

📦 Installation

npm install @smart-secure/nextjs
# or
bun add @smart-secure/nextjs
# or
yarn add @smart-secure/nextjs

⚙️ Configuration

Add the following environment variables to your Next.js .env or .env.local file:

# Required: Your secure client ID to authenticate with the Python Engine
SMART_SECURE_CLIENT_ID="your_actual_client_id"

# Optional: Defaults to http://localhost:8000
SMART_SECURE_API_URL="[https://your-python-engine-url.com](https://your-python-engine-url.com)"

💻 Usage (Next.js Server Actions)

This SDK is designed to be used inside Next.js Server Actions. It takes a raw PDF, passes it to your Python Engine for encryption, and returns the encrypted bytes ready for Cloudflare R2 storage.

'use server'

import { SmartSecureServer } from '@smart-secure/nextjs';

// 1. Initialize the SDK
const secureSdk = new SmartSecureServer();

export async function secureAndUploadDocument(formData: FormData) {
    const file = formData.get('file') as File;
    const fileBuffer = await file.arrayBuffer();
    
    // Generate a unique decryption key for this document
    const documentKey = crypto.randomUUID();

    try {
        // 2. Pass to the Python Engine for Military-Grade Encryption
        const encryptedBytes = await secureSdk.encryptDocument({
            fileBuffer: fileBuffer,
            documentKey: documentKey
        });

        // 3. Upload the resulting "Kotak Berkunci" to Cloudflare R2
        const nodeBuffer = Buffer.from(encryptedBytes);
        // ... call your R2 upload function here ...

        return { 
            success: true, 
            documentKey: documentKey // Save this to your Database!
        };

    } catch (error) {
        console.error("Encryption failed:", error);
        return { success: false };
    }
}

🔒 Security Note

This SDK relies on the crypto library and Node.js Buffer. It must be executed on the server. Attempting to run this in a Client Component ("use client") will result in an error to protect your SMART_SECURE_CLIENT_ID.

License

MIT