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Synchronous randombytes function that works in node, the browser & react-native!
sync-randombytes
is a polyfill for crypto.randomBytes
that works in node
, browsers, react-native
(with support for versions < 0.60) and expo.
npm i sync-randombytes --save
You can use it like an other randomBytes function by calling:
const randomBytes = require('sync-randombytes')
const randomUint8Array = randomBytes(new Uint8Array(16))
react-native-randombytes
as it's dependencies try to require('crypto')
- which is not available in react-native.window.crypto.getRandomBytes
if available.crypo.randomFill
- or a polyfill that implements it using crypto.randomBytes for node < 6.13seedrandom
with some source code adopted from react-native-randombytes
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Synchronous randombytes function that works in node, the browser & react-native!
The npm package @consento/sync-randombytes receives a total of 2,542 weekly downloads. As such, @consento/sync-randombytes popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @consento/sync-randombytes demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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