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skiff-crypto

Welcome! skiff-crypto is a versatile, open-source JavaScript cryptography library specifically designed to provide strong and efficient cryptographic functions for use in NodeJS or in the browser. This package powers cryptography inside Skiff's end-to-end encrypted, privacy-first product suite, including Mail, Pages, Drive, and Calendar applications. For more on Skiff, visit skiff.com.

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Features

skiff-crypto brings together a host of cryptographic functionalities:

  • Symmetric Key Cryptography: ChaCha20Poly1305-based symmetric encryption functions.
  • Asymmetric Key Cryptography: TweetNaCl-based asymmetric encryption.
  • Datagram Library: Manage object versions and metadata in an efficient way.
  • Integrity: Support for checksum and data integrity verification.
  • Utilities: A collection of useful utilities for working with cryptographic data, such as utf8 and string conversion.

Getting Started

Prerequisites

  • Node.js 12.0.0 or later, or a modern browser.

Installation

Using npm:

npm install @skiff-org/skiff-crypto

Using Yarn:

yarn add @skiff-org/skiff-crypto

Usage

const skiffCrypto = require('@skiff-org/skiff-crypto');
// or, `import * as skiffCrypto from '@skiff-org/skiff-crypto';`

// Asymmetric encryption example
const plaintext = "Hello, skiff-crypto!";
const keypair = skiffCrypto.generatePublicPrivateKeyPair();
const encrypted = skiffCrypto.stringEncryptAsymmetric(keypair.privateKey, { key: keypair.publicKey }, plaintext);
const decrypted = skiffCrypto.stringDecryptAsymmetric(keypair.privateKey, { key: keypair.publicKey }, encrypted);

console.log('Plaintext:', plaintext);
console.log('Ciphertext:', encrypted);
console.log('Expected to be true:', plaintext === decrypted);

// Symmetric encryption example
const symmetricKey = skiffCrypto.generateSymmetricKey();
// A datagram is used to manage object versions and metadata
const TestDatagram = skiffCrypto.createJSONWrapperDatagram('ddl://test');
const symmetricPlainText = "Hello, skiff-crypto (symmetric encryption)!";
const symmetricEncrypted = skiffCrypto.encryptSymmetric(symmetricPlainText, symmetricKey, TestDatagram);
const symmetricDecrypted = skiffCrypto.decryptSymmetric(symmetricEncrypted, symmetricKey, TestDatagram);
console.log('Symmetric encrypted content', symmetricEncrypted);
console.log('Symmetric decrypted content', symmetricDecrypted);
console.log('Expected to be true:', symmetricPlainText === symmetricDecrypted);

// Hash example
console.log('SHA-512 hash example', skiffCrypto.generateHash('Hello, skiff-crypto!'));

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Detailed usage instructions and more examples are available in the API documentation.

Documentation

Comprehensive documentation is available in the documentation site for the repository.

Contributing

Contributions to skiff-crypto are very much appreciated! Please see our Contributing Guidelines for details on how you can contribute.

Security

Cryptography is a sensitive domain. While skiff-crypto has been audited and built using widely-used, audited libraries, we urge you to use this library responsibly. Please have a sound understanding of the underlying principles of cryptography before implementation. Security issues or questions can be sent to security@skiff.org.

License

skiff-crypto is MIT licensed. You're encouraged to use and adapt the code for your projects, given that you respect the original copyright and abide by the license terms.

Contact

For questions, suggestions, or a friendly chat, feel free to contact us at hello@skiff.org. For bug reports or issues, please use our Github Issues page.

Enjoy secure coding!

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Package last updated on 14 Jun 2023

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