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yespower-wasm

v1.0.4

Published

WebAssembly module for Yespower

Readme

Yespower WebAssembly Module

NPM Version

Yespower WebAssembly Module for Browsers / Node.js

Prerequisites

  • Node.js LTS or Browser where WebAssembly is enabled

Install

$ yarn add yespower-wasm

or on html header / body

<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/yespower-wasm/lib/yespower.umd.min.js"></script>

WASM file is fully embedded on script so that you need to load nothing (and should work with any bundlers without hassle)

Build WASM (optional)

Requires latest Emscripten WASM compiler

$ yarn && yarn build:wasm

Will update .wasm and bundled files

Build library (optional)

Rebuild node.js and web umd bundle files

$ yarn && yarn build

API

const yespower = await Yespower.init();

yespower.Hash(
    input: Uint8Array,
    N?: number,                  // memory cost N (default 2048)
    r?: number,                  // block size r (default 32)
    pers?: string | Uint8Array,  // personality (default '')
    version?: number,            // 5 = YESPOWER_0_5, 10 = YESPOWER_1_0 (default)
): Uint8Array                    // 32-byte hash
  • pers accepts a string (UTF-8 encoded) or a Uint8Array (used verbatim, so it is binary-safe and may contain NUL bytes).
  • version defaults to 10 (YESPOWER_1_0). Pass 5 for YESPOWER_0_5.

Example Code

const { Yespower, bytesToHex, hexToBytes } = require('yespower-wasm');

async function test() {
    const yespower = await Yespower.init();

    const input = hexToBytes('2538dad623dab29a3d5387804ab51dea411014fad9c47fb94b2d83e44358064b');

    // YESPOWER_1_0, N=2048, r=32, personality "pers"
    console.log(bytesToHex(yespower.Hash(input, 2048, 32, 'pers')));

    // YESPOWER_0_5 with N=2048, r=8 and a personality
    console.log(bytesToHex(yespower.Hash(input, 2048, 8, 'Client Key', 5)));
}

test();

Also refer yespower.html for example of using it on browser.