credify-crypto

CredifyCryptoJS

Crypto related functions and helpers for JavaScript implemented in TypeScript.

How to install

// yarn
$ yarn add credify-crypto

// npm
$ npm install credify-crypto

How to use

Encryption

import { Encryption } from "credify-crypto";

const privateKeyPem =
`-----BEGIN PRIVATE KEY-----
MIIJQwIBADANBgkqhkiG9w0BAQEFAASCCS0wggkpAgEAAoICAQDrEavVupOf+G7U
83oh0TKLK0U+9BdY4cgPCe66gyLodY9NF7+r9NgZHlsSOaXXTCEJOo8/rb+JFW34
....
agUydf7cXbP1YoOBizTgt/WBiQk47Ym4JvEWDTHmEsT4snYjujiMvAlAS37JyvWD
osQZlO5eDVv0XR3aNy5pOR/ouC0o8a8=
-----END PRIVATE KEY-----`;

const cipherText = "XGI1icHgMVuTvYLMEwXp...YCfEqkHxv5FdyWaw="; // base64 encoded string

const encryptionSample = async () => {
  const encryption = new Encryption();
  await encryption.importPrivateKey(privateKeyPem);
  const plainText = await encryption.decryptBase64StringToString(cipherText);
  console.log(plainText);
}

Signing

import { Signing } from "credify-crypto";

const privateKeyPem = `-----BEGIN PRIVATE KEY-----
MC4CAQAwBQYDK2VwBCIEIPqO4b4UtXSaWGp5u38rCXYu4/LdbaSk7lD46LtRUu44
-----END PRIVATE KEY-----`;

const message = "test message";

const signing = new Signing();
signing.importPrivateKey(privateKeyPem);
const sign = signing.signStringToBase64(message);
const verified = signing.verifyString(message, sign);
console.log(verified) // true

Asymmetric Encryption

CredifyCryptoJS supports RSA encryption with 4096 bit length keys. Its padding scheme uses OAEP.

Signing

CredifyCryptoJS utilizes EdDSA. This supports Curve25519.

PKCS #8

In order to simply deal with private keys, this leverages PKCS #8.

Requirements

• Node.js 10+

License

CredifyCryptoJS is released under the MIT license. See LICENSE for details.