aes-key-wrapping-2019-context
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A JSON-LD context for the AesKeyWrappingKey2019 crypto suite for JavaScript.
A JSON-LD context for the AesKeyWrappingKey2019 crypto suite for JavaScript.
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Requires Node.js 12+
To install via NPM:
npm install aes-key-wrapping-2019-context
import aesCtx from 'aes-key-wrapping-2019-context';
// or
const aesCtx = require('aes-key-wrapping-2019-context');
const {contexts, constants, appContextMap} = aesCtx;
aesCtx.CONTEXT_URL
// 'https://w3id.org/security/suites/aes-2019/v1'
// Codec term map value for CBOR-LD
aesCtx.constants.CBORLD_CODEC_VALUE
// 0x1C
// get context data for a specific context
aesCtx.CONTEXT
// full context object
This package can be used with bundlers, such as webpack, in browser applications.
The library exports the following properties:
CONTEXT_URLCONTEXTconstants: A Object that maps constants to well-known context URLs. The
main constant CONTEXT_URL may be updated from time to time to the
latest context location.contexts: A Map that maps URLs to full context data.appContextMap: For use with cborld library.WARNING: The .jsonld in contexts/ is auto-generated by the npm run build script,
each time you run the test suite.
DO NOT edit it directly (or your changes will be quickly overwritten).
Instead, make all context changes to js/context.js.
Commercial support for this library is available upon request from Digital Bazaar: support@digitalbazaar.com
1.0.3 - 2021-04-22
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A JSON-LD context for the AesKeyWrappingKey2019 crypto suite for JavaScript.
The npm package aes-key-wrapping-2019-context receives a total of 306 weekly downloads. As such, aes-key-wrapping-2019-context popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that aes-key-wrapping-2019-context demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 6 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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