PBKDF2 Node JS


Usage

- Install first

``shell
$ npm install nodejs-pbkdf2
`

- Set up the config:

`javascript
let config = {
digestAlgorithm: 'sha1',
keyLen: 64,
saltSize: 64,
iterations: 15000
};
`

- Hashing a Password

`javascript
'use strict';

const Pbkdf2 = require('nodejs-pbkdf2');


const config = {
digestAlgorithm: 'sha1',
keyLen: 64,
saltSize: 64,
iterations: 15000
};

let pbkdf2 = new Pbkdf2(config);

pbkdf2.hashPassword('12345', (err, cipherText, salt) => {
console.log(cipherText);
console.log(salt);
});

`

- Verify a Password

`javascript
'use strict';

const Pbkdf2 = require('nodejs-pbkdf2');


const config = {
digestAlgorithm: 'sha1',
keyLen: 64,
saltSize: 64,
iterations: 15000
};

let pbkdf2 = new Pbkdf2(config);

pbkdf2.hashPassword('12345', (err, cipherText, salt) => {
pbkdf2.isValidPassword('12345', cipherText, salt).then((isValid) => {
console.log(isValid);
});
});

`

How to Contribute


- Fork first
- Clone to your local machine
`shell
$ git clone https://github.com//nodejs-pbkdf2.git
`

- Install dependencies
`shell
$ npm install
`

- Create a new branch
`shell
$ git checkout -b feature/your-feature-branch
`

- Run test
`shell
$ npm test
`

- Push to your repository
`shell
$ git push -u origin feature/your-feature-branch
``

- Hit the Pull Request