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ed25519-supercop
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ed25519 curve operations using a supercop/ref10 implementation
This module provides C++ bindings for orlp/ed25519 (formerly nightcracker/ed25519).
supercop implementations use the same algorithm but different key formatting than sodium/nacl keys.
bittorrent's dht_store (bep44) extension uses supercop keys.
For a pure javascript emscripten implementation, see:
var ed = require('ed25519-supercop')
Generate seed
, a 32-byte buffer of cryptographically secure random data.
Generate keypair
from a 32-byte seed
buffer.
keypair.publicKey
- public key data (32 byte buffer)keypair.secretKey
- secret/private key data (64 byte buffer)Generate a 64-byte signature
given:
message
(string or buffer)publicKey
(32-byte buffer or hex string)secretKey
(64-byte buffer or hex string)Return a boolean ok
, true if the 64-byte buffer or hex string signature
signs a buffer or string message
with the 32-byte or hex string publicKey
.
npm install ed25519-supercop
MIT
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ed25519 curve operations using a supercop/ref10 implementation
We found that ed25519-supercop demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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