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red25519

v0.4.0

Published

ed25519 signatures in ristretto

Readme

red25519: ed25519 signatures with ristretto

ed25519 compatible signatures with the flexibility of ristretto-based key derivation

Installation

npm install red25519

Usage

see example.js

const red25519 = require('red25519')
const b4a = require('b4a')

// Generate a hybrid ristretto/ed25519 key pair:
const alice = red25519.keyPair()
console.log(alice.publicKey.length) // 32 byte ed25519 key
console.log(alice.secretKey.length) // 32+32 byte ristretto secret key + ed25519 public key

// Create a signature
const message = b4a.from('hello friends')
const signature = red25519.sign(message, alice.secretKey)

// Verifies as a standard ed25519 signature
console.log(red25519.verify(message, signature, alice.publicKey)) // true

// Derive a namespaced keypair
const namespace = b4a.from('blog')
const derivedKeyPair = red25519.deriveKeyPair(alice.secretKey, namespace)

// Derive a namespaced public key
const derivedPublicKey = red25519.derivePublicKey(alice.publicKey, namespace)
console.log(b4a.equals(derivedPublicKey, derivedKeyPair.publicKey)) // true

// Diffie-Hellman
const bob = red25519.keyPair()
const aliceBytes = red25519.deriveSharedSecret(alice.secretKey, bob.publicKey)
const bobBytes = red25519.deriveSharedSecret(bob.secretKey, alice.publicKey)
console.log(b4a.equals(aliceBytes, bobBytes)) // true

// Upgrade an existing ed25519 keypair
const upgradedKeyPair = red25519.upgrade(ed25519SecretKey)
console.log(red25519.validateKeyPair(upgradedKeyPair)) // true

// Upgrade to the canonical ristretto representative of an ed25519 public key
const upgradedPublicKey = red25519.upgradePublicKey(ed25519PublicKey)