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keet-identity-key

v3.1.0

Published

Hierarchical Deterministic Keys for Keet Identities

Readme

keet-identity-key

Hierarchical keychains that derives deterministic Ed25519 keypairs

npm install keet-identity-key

Usage

const IdentityKey = require('keet-identity-key')

const mnemonic = IdentityKey.generateMnemonic()
const id = await IdentityKey.from({ mnemonic })

const proof0 = id.bootstrap(mainDevice.publicKey)
const proof = IdentityKey.attest(auxillaryDevice.publicKey, mainDevice, proof0)

const info = IdentityKey.verify(proof)

if (info === null) {
  // verification failed
} else {
  console.log(b4a.equals(info.identityPublicKey, id.identityPublicKey)) // true
  console.log(b4a.equals(info.publicKey, auxillaryDevice.publicKey)) // true
}

API

mnemonic = IdentityKey.generateMnemonic()

Generate a new mnemonic

seed = IdentityKey.generateSeed(mnemonic)

Returns a 32-byte buffer with entropy derived from mnemonic

const identity = new IdentityKeyPair(keyChain)

Instantiate a new IdentityKey

identity.identityPublicKey

32-byte public key for the root identity

identity.profileDiscoveryKeyPair

Key pair to be used for the profile discovery core

identity.profileDiscoveryPublicKey

32-byte public key for the profile discovery core

identity.profileDiscoveryKeyPair

Key pair to be used for the profile discovery core

const encryptionKey = identity.getProfileDiscoveryEncryptionKey()

Encryption key to be used for the profile discovery core

const encryptionKey = identity.getEncryptionKey(profileKey)

Derive an encrypton key for a given profile

identity.clear()

Clear all private data from the key

identity = IdentityKey.from({ mnemonic, seed })

Convenience method for deriving an IdentityKey from a mnemonic or seed

proof = identity.bootstrap(deviceKey)

Bootstrap an intitial deviceKey

proof = IdentityKey.bootstrap({ seed, mnemonic }, deviceKey)

Bootstrap an intitial deviceKey using a mnemonic

proof = IdentityKey.attestDevice(device, parent, [proof])

Use an existing parent key pair to attest to another device key.

If provided with a proof linking parent to a given root key, then the returned proof will link key back to the same root key.

proof = IdentityKey.attestData(data, keyPair, [proof])

Create an attestation of arbitrary data using keyPair.

If a proof is provided, the attestation will be appended to the proof and verified as part of it.

keyPair should correspond to the last public key in the proof's chain.

info = IdentityKey.verify(proof, attestedData, opts ={ receipt, expectedIndentity, expectedDevice })

Verify a proof.

Returns null if verification fails, otherwise an object with:

  • receipt: an opaque object that future proofs may be verified against
  • identityPublicKey: the root public key the proof links to
  • devicePublicKey: the public key the proof attests to

If no data is attested to, ie. we are just verifying a device key, then attestedData should be passed as null.

Optionally pass any of receipt, expectedIndentity or expectedDevice. Verification will fail if:

  • proof is not valid given against a previous receipt
  • proof links back to any key other than expectedIndentity provided
  • proof attests to any key other than expectedDevice provided

License

Apache-2.0