rweather/noise-c compiled to WebAssembly using Emscripten and optimized for small size.
Noise protocol implementation that works both in Node.js and in modern browsers.
The same as in noise-c: https://rweather.github.io/noise-c/index.html#algorithms
This project basically does 2 things:
- compiles upstream noise-c C library into WebAssembly
- wraps plain functions into OOP interface close to what is specified in the spec (including functions names)
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npm install noise-c.wasm
callback
- Callback function that is called when WebAssembly is loaded and library is ready for use
A bunch of constants that are needed for certain calls or for identifying errors.
In most cases only NOISE_ROLE_INITIATOR
and NOISE_ROLE_RESPONDER
will be used directly, but others are used in OOP wrapper and/or in tests.
Check src/constants.ls
for complete list of available constants.
CipherState object as in specification, has following methods:
InitializeKey(key)
HasKey()
EncryptWithAd(ad, plaintext)
DecryptWithAd(ad, ciphertext)
Rekey()
free()
Take a look at src/index.ls
for JsDoc sections with arguments and return types as well as methods description, look at tests/CipherState.ls
for usage examples.
SymmetricState object as in specification, has following methods:
MixKey(input_key_material)
MixHash(data)
MixKeyAndHash(input_key_material)
EncryptAndHash(plaintext)
DecryptAndHash(ciphertext)
Split()
free()
Take a look at src/index.ls
for JsDoc sections with arguments and return types as well as methods description, look at tests/SymmetricState.ls
for usage examples.
HandshakeState object as in specification, has following methods:
Initialize(prologue = null, s = null, rs = null, psk = null)
GetAction()
FallbackTo(pattern_id = lib.constants.NOISE_PATTERN_XX_FALLBACK)
WriteMessage(payload = null)
ReadMessage(message, payload_needed = false, fallback_supported = false)
Split()
free()
Take a look at src/index.ls
for JsDoc sections with arguments and return types as well as methods description, look at tests/HandshakeState.ls
for usage examples.
Feel free to create issues and send pull requests (for big changes create an issue first and link it from the PR), they are highly appreciated!
MIT, see license.txt