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pbkdf2-opgp-key
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opgp-service keys encrypted with a pbkdf2-sha512 digest. ES5. TypeScript support. 1.1kb gzip.
opgp-service keys encrypted with a pbkdf2-sha512 digest.
Pbkdf2OpgpKey instances encapsulate a private OpgpProxyKey. ES5. TypeScript support. 1.1kb gzip.
import getPbkdf2OpgpKeyFactory from 'pbkdf2-opgp-key'
import getOpgpService from 'opgp-service'
import debug = require('debug')
debug.enable('example:*')
const opgp = getOpgpService()
const getPbkdf2OpgpKey = getPbkdf2OpgpKeyFactory(opgp, {
// keysize: 2048, locked: false (defaults)
pbkdf2: {
salt: 32, // generate random 32-byte long string, encoding: base64 (default)
iterations: 8192, // min 8192, default 65536
length: 64 // min 32, max 64, default 64
// digest is always 'sha512'
}
})
debug('example:')('generate key...')
const key = getPbkdf2OpgpKey('j.doe@example.com', 'secret passphrase')
key.then(debug('example:key:'))
// { key: OpgpProxyKey, pbkdf2: { salt: "...", ... }, unlock: Function, toArmor: Function, clone: Function }
const armor = key.then(key => key.toArmor())
armor.then(debug('example:armor:'))
// { armor: "-----BEGIN PGP PRIVATE KEY BLOCK----- ...", pbkdf2: { salt: "...", ... } }
armor.then(armor => getPbkdf2OpgpKey(armor, 'secret passphrase'))
.then(debug('example:from-armor:'))
// { key: OpgpProxyKey, pbkdf2: { salt: "...", ... }, unlock: Function, toArmor: Function, clone: Function }
the files of this example are available in this repository.
view a live version of this example in your browser console, or clone this repository and run the following commands from a terminal:
npm install
npm run example
ES5 and Typescript compatible.
coded in Typescript 3, transpiled to ES5.
secure Pbkdf2OpgpKey instances can either be randomly generated, or imported from an armored representation. the corresponding factory is instantiated with the exported builder.
Pbkdf2OpgpKey instances currently expose a single method:
unlock (passphrase: string): Promise<Pbkdf2OpgpKeyClass>
browse the API's public type declarations.
for a detailed specification of the API, run the unit tests in your browser.
see the contribution guidelines
Copyright 2017 Stéphane M. Catala
Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at
http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
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opgp-service keys encrypted with a pbkdf2-sha512 digest. ES5. TypeScript support. 1.1kb gzip.
We found that pbkdf2-opgp-key demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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