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@synet/crypto

v1.0.1

Published

Foundational cryptographic operations with Unit Architecture

Readme

@synet/crypto

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version:1.0.0

Foundational cryptographic operations implementing Unit Architecture with zero external dependencies.

Installation

npm install @synet/crypto

Overview

@synet/crypto provides battle-tested cryptographic primitives using Node.js native crypto for both Unit-based composition and serverless deployment.

Features

  • Symmetric Encryption - AES-256-GCM with authentication
  • Digital Signatures - RSA/EC signature creation and verification
  • Cryptographic Hashing - SHA-256, SHA-512, SHA3-512 support
  • Key Generation - Secure symmetric keys and RSA/EC key pairs
  • Key Derivation - PBKDF2, HKDF (RFC 5869), Scrypt support
  • Random Generation - Cryptographically secure random bytes
  • Unit Architecture - Teaching/learning capabilities for runtime composition
  • Serverless Ready - Pure functions for Cloudflare Workers, AWS Lambda
  • Zero Dependencies - Only Node.js native crypto, no external deps

Quick Start

Unit-Based Usage

import { Crypto } from '@synet/crypto';

const crypto = Crypto.create();

// Simple operations (throw on error)
const key = crypto.generateKey(32);
const hash = crypto.hash('data to hash');
const keyPair = crypto.generateKeyPair('rsa', 2048);

// Complex operations (Result pattern)  
const encrypted = crypto.encrypt('sensitive data', key);
if (encrypted.isSuccess) {
  const decrypted = crypto.decrypt(encrypted.value, key);
  console.log('Decrypted:', decrypted.value);
}

// Key derivation
const derived = crypto.deriveKeyPBKDF2('password', salt, 100000);
console.log('Derived key:', derived.derivedKey);

Serverless Functions

import { encrypt, decrypt, hash, deriveKeyPBKDF2 } from '@synet/crypto/functions';

// Stateless operations perfect for serverless
const key = generateKey(32);
const encrypted = encrypt('data', key);
const hashed = hash('data');
const derived = deriveKeyPBKDF2('password', salt);

Unit Learning/Teaching

// Units can learn crypto capabilities
const crypto = Crypto.create();
const otherUnit = SomeUnit.create();

otherUnit.learn([crypto.teach()]);

// Now otherUnit can use crypto capabilities
const result = otherUnit.execute('crypto.encrypt', data, key);

Architecture

Follows Unit Architecture with:

  • Immutable Value Objects - No mutation, evolution creates new instances
  • Teaching Contracts - Runtime capability sharing between units
  • Error Boundaries - Exceptions for simple ops, Results for complex ops
  • Consciousness Design - Self-aware units with identity and capabilities

License

MIT