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signall-protocol-js

v3.3.0

Published

Complete Signal Protocol implementation in pure JavaScript for Node.js

Readme

🗐 Signal Protocol JS

Signal Protocol JS is a complete, pure JavaScript (Node.js) implementation of the Signal Protocol.
It provides end-to-end encryption, forward secrecy, and secure session management — similar to what is used by Signal and WhatsApp.


✨ Features

| 🔑 Keys & Identity | 🤝 Key Exchange | 🔄 Ratchet | 🛡️ Security | 💾 Storage | 📦 Backup | 🚀 Pure JS | |--------------------|-----------------|------------|-------------|------------|-----------|------------| | Identity Keys | X3DH (Triple DH)| Double Ratchet | Forward Secrecy | SessionStore | Backup & Restore | No native deps |


📦 Installation

| Package Manager | Command | |-----------------|---------| | npm | npm install signall-protocol-js | | Yarn | yarn add signall-protocol-js |


🚀 Quick Start

| Step | Code | |------|------| | Initialize a client | import SignalProtocolClient from 'signal-protocol-js';\n\nconst alice = new SignalProtocolClient('[email protected]');\nawait alice.initialize();\n\nconsole.log('Alice Fingerprint:', alice.sessionStore.getIdentityKey().getFingerprint()); | | Messaging between Alice & Bob | const bob = new SignalProtocolClient('[email protected]');\nawait bob.initialize();\n\n// Alice gets Bob's key bundle\nconst bobKeyBundle = bob.getKeyBundle();\n\n// Alice starts the conversation\nconst initialMessage = await alice.startConversation('[email protected]', bobKeyBundle);\n\n// Bob accepts\nawait bob.acceptConversation('[email protected]', initialMessage);\n\n// Encrypted message\nconst encrypted = await alice.encryptMessage('[email protected]', 'Hello Bob!');\nconst decrypted = await bob.decryptMessage('[email protected]', encrypted);\n\nconsole.log('Bob received:', decrypted); | | Session Management | // Regenerate PreKeys\nalice.regeneratePreKeys(50);\n\n// Regenerate Signed PreKey\nalice.regenerateSignedPreKey();\n\n// Show stats\nconsole.log(alice.getStatistics()); |


💾 Project Structure

| Folder/File | Description | |-------------|-------------| | keys/ | IdentityKey, PreKey, SignedPreKey | | protocol/ | X3DH, Double Ratchet | | session/ | Session handling and storage | | SignalProtocol.js | Main client implementation | | demo.js | Full working demo with Alice & Bob |


📊 Demo

Run the included demo to test encrypted communication between two clients: