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@stacks/encryption
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Encryption functions used by Stacks.js packages.
npm install @stacks/encryption
import { encryptECIES, decryptECIES } from '@stacks/encryption';
import { utf8ToBytes } from '@stacks/common';
const privateKey = 'a5c61c6ca7b3e7e55edee68566aeab22e4da26baa285c7bd10e8d2218aa3b229';
const publicKey = '027d28f9951ce46538951e3697c62588a87f1f1f295de4a14fdd4c780fc52cfe69';
const testString = 'all work and no play makes jack a dull boy';
// Encrypt string with public key
const cipherObj = await encryptECIES(publicKey, utf8ToBytes(testString), true);
// Decrypt the cipher with private key to get the message
const deciphered = await decryptECIES(privateKey, cipherObj);
console.log(deciphered);
import { signECDSA, verifyECDSA } from '@stacks/encryption';
const privateKey = 'a5c61c6ca7b3e7e55edee68566aeab22e4da26baa285c7bd10e8d2218aa3b229';
const testString = 'all work and no play makes jack a dull boy';
const sigObj = signECDSA(privateKey, testString);
// Verify content using ECDSA
const result = verifyECDSA(testString, sigObj.publicKey, sigObj.signature);
console.log(result); // true
encryptMnemonic
and decryptMnemonic
import { bytesToHex, hexToBytes } from '@stacks/common';
import { encryptMnemonic, decryptMnemonic } from '@stacks/encryption';
const rawPhrase = 'march eager husband pilot waste rely exclude taste twist donkey actress scene';
const rawPassword = 'rawPassword';
const mockSalt = hexToBytes('ff'.repeat(16));
// Encrypt a raw mnemonic phrase to be password protected
const encoded = await encryptMnemonic(rawPhrase, rawPassword, { getRandomBytes: () => mockSalt });
// Decrypt an encrypted mnemonic phrase with a password
const decoded = await decryptMnemonic(bytesToHex(encoded), rawPassword);
console.log(decoded);
import { getPublicKeyFromPrivate, publicKeyToBtcAddress } from '@stacks/encryption';
const privateKey = '00cdce6b5f87d38f2a830cae0da82162e1b487f07c5affa8130f01fe1a2a25fb01';
const expectedAddress = '1WykMawQRnLh7SWmmoRL4qTDNCgAsVRF1';
const publicKey = getPublicKeyFromPrivate(privateKey);
const address = publicKeyToBtcAddress(publicKey);
console.log(address === expectedAddress); // true
import { makeECPrivateKey, publicKeyToBtcAddress } from '@stacks/encryption';
import { SECP256K1Client } from 'jsontokens';
const privateKey = makeECPrivateKey();
// Private key is also usable with the jsontokens package
const publicKey = SECP256K1Client.derivePublicKey(privateKey);
const address = publicKeyToBtcAddress(publicKey);
console.log(address);
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Encryption utilities for Stacks
The npm package @stacks/encryption receives a total of 6,490 weekly downloads. As such, @stacks/encryption popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @stacks/encryption demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 5 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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