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noise-secret-stream

Secret stream backed by Noise and libsodium's secretstream

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noise-secret-stream

Secret stream backed by Noise and libsodium's secretstream

npm install noise-secret-stream

Usage

You can either make a secret stream from an existing transport stream.

const NoiseSecretStream = require('noise-secret-stream')

const a = new NoiseSecretStream(true, tcpClientStream)
const b = new NoiseSecretStream(false, tcpServerStream)

// pipe the underlying rawstreams together

a.write(Buffer.from('hello encrypted!'))

b.on('data', function (data) {
  console.log(data) // <Buffer hello encrypted!>
})

Or by making your own pipeline

const a = new NoiseSecretStream(true)
const b = new NoiseSecretStream(false)

// pipe the underlying rawstreams together
a.rawStream.pipe(b.rawStream).pipe(a.rawStream)

a.write(Buffer.from('hello encrypted!'))

b.on('data', function (data) {
  console.log(data) // <Buffer hello encrypted!>
})

API

const s = new NoiseSecretStream(isInitiator, [rawStream], [options])

Make a new stream. isInitiator is a boolean indication whether you are the client or the server. rawStream can be set to an underlying transport stream you want to run the noise stream over.

Options include:

{
  pattern: 'XX', // which noise pattern to use
  remotePublicKey, // set if your handshake requires it
  keyPair: { publicKey, secretKey },
  handshake: { // if you want to use an handshake performed elsewhere pass it here
    tx,
    rx,
    handshakeHash,
    publicKey,
    remotePublicKey
  }
}

The NoiseSecretStream returned is a Duplex stream that you use as as normal stream, to write/read data from, except it's payloads are encrypted using the libsodium secretstream.

Note that this uses ed25519 for the handshakes per default.

s.start(rawStream, [options])

Start a NoiseSecretStream from a rawStream asynchrously.

const s = new NoiseSecretStream({
  autoStart: false // call start manually
})

// ... do async stuff or destroy the stream

s.start(rawStream, {
  ... options from above
})

keyPair = NoiseSecretStream.keyPair([seed])

Generate a ed25519 key pair.

s.publicKey

Get the local public key.

s.remotePublicKey

Get the remote's public key. Populated after open is emitted.

s.handshakeHash

Get the unique hash of this handshake. Populated after open is emitted.

License

MIT

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Package last updated on 28 Sep 2021

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