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This module defines the password based key derivation function (PBKDF) API for Scytl's JavaScript cryptographic library. The starting point for using this module is the instantiation of a PBKDF service.
Start by git cloning the project comm/scytl-cryptolib
from Stash
.
The source code of this module will be found in the directory scytl-cryptolib/cryptolib-js-pbkdf/lib
.
To build this module, change to the directory scytl-cryptolib/cryptolib-js-pbkdf
and do the following:
npm install
--or--
mvn clean install -DskipTests
The unit tests of this module will be found in the directory scytl-cryptolib/cryptolib-js-pbkdf/spec
. To run the tests, change to the directory scytl-cryptolib/cryptolib-js-pbkdf
and do the following:
karma test
--or--
mvn test
To only run a chosen test suite, add an f
in front of the corresponding describe
statement. For example:
fdescribe('create a PBKDF deriver that should be able to', function()
...
To only run a chosen test, add an f
in front of the corresponding it
statement. For example:
fit('derive a key of the expected length, when using the default cryptographic policy.',
...
Note: To build and test the entire scytl-cryptolib
project, change to the directory scytl-cryptolib
and do the following:
mvn clean install
To generate the JSDoc for this module, change to the directory scytl-cryptolib/cryptolib-js-pbkdf
, build the module (if not already done) and do the following:
node_modules/.bin/jsdoc lib
This will generate a file called out
. Double click on the file out/index.html
to view the JSDoc.
npm
install this moduleTo npm
install this module in standalone mode, do the following:
npm install --registry https://nexus.scytl.net/content/groups/public-npm/ scytl-pbkdf
To npm
install this module as a dependency of your own module, do the following:
Add the following lines to the dependencies
section of your module's package.json
file.
"scytl-codec": "^2.1.0",
"scytl-cryptopolicy": "^2.1.0",
"scytl-pbkdf": "^2.1.0",
Make sure that the .npmrc
file of your module contains the following line.
registry=https://nexus.scytl.net/content/groups/public-npm/
Install all dependencies.
npm install
The following example shows the default way to create a new instance of a PBKDF service.
var pbkdf = require('scytl-pbkdf');
var pbkdfService = pbkdf.newService();
The PBKDF service accepts an optional input argument that can be used to override the default cryptographic policy used for PBKDF operations. For example, to set the length of the derived key to 16 bytes, one could do the following:
var cryptoPolicy = require('scytl-cryptopolicy');
var pbkdf = require('scytl-pbkdf');
var myPolicy = cryptoPolicy.newInstance();
myPolicy.primitives.keyDerivation.pbkdf.keyLengthBytes =
cryptoPolicy.options.primitives.keyDerivation.pbkdf.keyLengthBytes.KL_16;
var pbkdfService = pbkdf.newService({policy: myPolicy});
Note It is desirable to use the property CryptographicPolicy.options
to override the default policy, as shown above, in order to ensure that one is using an option that is allowed by the cryptographic policy.
The following example shows how to create a new PBKDF deriver object.
var deriver = pbkdfService.newDeriver();
The following examples show how to derive a PBKDF key from a given password and salt. The password is provided as a string
and the salt can be provided as a string
or as a byte array, wrapped in a Uint8Array
object). The output will be in the form of a byte array, wrapped in a Uint8Array
object.
var codec = require('scytl-codec');
...
var derivedKey = deriver.derive('myPassword', 'mySalt');
var derivedKey = deriver.derive('myPassword', new Uint8Array([0x01, 0x02, 0x03]));