@piggly/secrets

Piggly/Secrets

An ESM/CommonJS library for managing secrets in your application. The main goal of this library is to provide terminal commands (with npx) to generate secrets for your application from a mnemonic phrase. To achieve it, a lot of tools are used within micro functions.

Features

• Generates a mnemonic phrase on terminal, with npx pglysecrets mnemonic;
• Generates a key-pair from a mnemonic phrase, with npx pglysecrets generate:ed25519;
• Generates a secret key from a mnemonic phrase, with npx pglysecrets generate:aes256;
• Recovers a key-pair from a mnemonic phrase, with npx pglysecrets recover:ed25519;
• Recovers a secret key from a mnemonic phrase, with npx pglysecrets recover:aes256;
• Functions to sign and verify data with ED25519 in ed25519.sign and ed25519.verify;
• Functions to encrypt and decrypt data with AES-256 in aes256.encrypt, aes256.decrypt, aes256.encryptStream and aes256.decryptStream;
• Services to manage secrets and key-pairs in your application.

Commands

pglysecrets mnemonic

Generates and shows a mnemonic.

Usage

pglysecrets mnemonic [options]

Options

Option	Description	Default	Required
-s, --strength <strength>	Strength of mnemonic.	128	No
-n, --language <language>	Language of mnemonic. Available: czech, chinese_simplified, chinese_traditional, korean, french, italian, spanish, japanese, portuguese, english.	english	No

Example

pglysecrets mnemonic -s 256 -n japanese

pglysecrets generate:ed25519

Generates a key-pair based on a mnemonic phrase using the ed25519 algorithm.

The name for a secret key will be ${name}.sk.key and for a public key will be ${name}.pk.key. When using the index option, the key will be stored in a JSON file with the name ${index}.index.keypairs.json.

Usage

pglysecrets generate:ed25519 <name> <version> [options]

Arguments

Argument	Description	Required
<name>	Name of the key.	Yes
<version>	Version of the key. Should be an integer.	Yes

Options

Option	Description	Default	Required
-p, --path <path>	Path to save the key.		Yes
-x, --index <index>	Index name. Will store the key in a JSON index.		No
-w, --password <password>	Password for seed generation.		No
-l, --language <language>	Language of mnemonic.	english	No

Example

pglysecrets generate:ed25519 myKey 1 -p /path/to/save -x keyIndex -w myPassword -l japanese

pglysecrets recover:ed25519

Recovers a key-pair from a mnemonic and saves it to a file. It will remove the previous key from the index when the index is set.

The name for a secret key will be ${name}.sk.key and for a public key will be ${name}.pk.key. When using the index option, the key will be stored in a JSON file with the name ${index}.index.keypairs.json. ⚠️ It will replace the previous key with the same name and version.

Usage

pglysecrets recover:ed25519 <name> <version> [options]

Arguments

Argument	Description	Required
<name>	Name of the key.	Yes
<version>	Version of the key. Should be an integer.	Yes

Options

Option	Description	Default	Required
-p, --path <path>	Path to save the key.		Yes
-x, --index <index>	Index name. Will store the key in a JSON index.		No
-m, --mnemonic <mnemonic>	Mnemonic to recover the key.		Yes
-w, --password <password>	Password for seed generation.		No

Example

pglysecrets recover:ed25519 myKey 1 -p /path/to/save -x keyIndex -m "mnemonic phrase here" -w myPassword

pglysecrets generate:aes256

Generates a secret based on a mnemonic phrase using the aes256 algorithm.

The name for a secret key will be ${name}.secret.key. When using the index option, the key will be stored in a JSON file with the name ${index}.index.secrets.json.

Usage

pglysecrets generate:aes256 <name> <version> [options]

Arguments

Argument	Description	Required
<name>	Name of the key.	Yes
<version>	Version of the key. Should be an integer.	Yes

Options

Option	Description	Default	Required
-p, --path <path>	Path to save the key.		Yes
-x, --index <index>	Index name. Will store the key in a JSON index.		No
-w, --password <password>	Password for seed generation.		No
-l, --language <language>	Language of mnemonic. Available: czech, chinese_simplified, chinese_traditional, korean, french, italian, spanish, japanese, portuguese, english.	english	No

Example

pglysecrets generate:aes256 mySecret 1 -p /path/to/save -x secretIndex -w myPassword -l japanese

pglysecrets recover:aes256

Recovers a secret from a mnemonic and saves it to a file. It will remove the previous key from the index when the index is set.

The name for a secret key will be ${name}.secret.key. When using the index option, the key will be stored in a JSON file with the name ${index}.index.secrets.json. ⚠️ It will replace the previous key with the same name and version.

Usage

pglysecrets recover:aes256 <name> <version> [options]

Arguments

Argument	Description	Required
<name>	Name of the key.	Yes
<version>	Version of the key. Should be an integer.	Yes

Options

Option	Description	Default	Required
-p, --path <path>	Path to save the key.		Yes
-x, --index <index>	Index name. Will store the key in a JSON index.		No
-m, --mnemonic <mnemonic>	Mnemonic to recover the key.		Yes
-w, --password <password>	Password for seed generation.		No

Example

pglysecrets recover:aes256 mySecret 1 -p /path/to/save -x secretIndex -m "mnemonic phrase here" -w myPassword

Installation

This library is ready for ES module or CommonJs module. You must add it by using Node.Js:

npm i --save @piggly/secrets

Changelog

See the CHANGELOG file for information about all code changes.

Testing the code

This library uses the Jest. We carry out tests of all the main features of this application.

npm run test:once

Contributions

See the CONTRIBUTING file for information before submitting your contribution.

Credits

• Caique Araujo
• All contributors

License

MIT License (MIT). See LICENSE.