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ton-crypto
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Cross-platform crypto primitives for building apps for TON blockchain. Uses native crypto available in NodeJS or in browser.
yarn add ton-crypto buffer
// Add before using library
require("buffer");
To make it work on react native some native modules are required:
expo install expo-standard-web-crypto
import { polyfillWebCrypto } from 'expo-standard-web-crypto';
polyfillWebCrypto();
All methods accept strings or Buffers as arguments.
import { sha256, sha512, pbkdf2_sha512, hmac_sha512 } from 'ton-crypto';
const hash1 = await sha256('hello-world');
const hash2 = await sha512(Buffer.from('hello-world', 'utf-8'));
const key = await pbkdf2_sha512('password', 'salt', 10000, 64);
const hmac = await hmac_sha512('hmac-key', 'data');
MIT
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We found that ton-crypto 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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