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safe-sodium-buffer

v0.1.0

Published

A secure memory management class for sodium-native with automatic resource cleanup

Downloads

41

Readme

safe-sodium-buffer

A secure memory management class for sodium-native for automatic resource cleanup.

Usage

Automatic cleanup with using

const SafeBuffer = require('safe-sodium-buffer')

{
  using safeBuffer = new SafeBuffer(32)
  safeBuffer.fill(0x42)
  safeBuffer.fill(0xff, 1)
}

Manual cleanup

const sb = new SafeBuffer(32)
sb.fill(0x42)

sb.destroy()

Example integration

{
  using key = new SafeBuffer(32)
  using nonce = new SafeBuffer(24)

  sodium.randombytes_buf(key.buffer)
  sodium.randombytes_buf(nonce.buffer)
}

Documentation

Constructor

  • new SafeBuffer(size) - Allocates size bytes of secure memory
  • SafeBuffer.from(buffer) - Allocates a buffer from another one

Properties

  • buffer - The allocated Buffer (null if size is 0 or after destroy)
  • size - The allocated size in bytes
  • destroyed - Boolean indicating if memory has been freed

Methods

  • destroy() - Manually free and zero the memory
  • [Symbol.dispose]() - Automatic cleanup method (called by using)

SafeBuffer will expose all classic buffer methods: compare, copy, fill...

License

MIT