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Crypto Module ​

This module provides various cryptographic utilities, including hashing, HMAC and key/token generation.

Table of Contents ​

crypto.bcrypt() ​

Usage ​

  • bcrypt(value): Generates bcrypt hash of the given value.
  • bcrypt(value, hash): Verifies that the value matches the given bcrypt hash.

Example ​

javascript
crypto.bcrypt("password") 
// → hashed string

crypto.bcrypt("password", hash) 
// → true or false

crypto.sha256() ​

Hashes a single value with SHA-256.

Usage ​

  • sha256(value): Returns the SHA-256 digest as a byte array.

Example ​

javascript
crypto.sha256("hello")
// → byteArray

crypto.sha1() ​

Hashes a single value with SHA-1.

Usage ​

  • sha1(value): Returns the SHA-1 digest as a byte array.

Example ​

javascript
crypto.sha1("hello")
// → [byte[]]

crypto.md5() ​

Hashes a single value with MD5.

Usage ​

  • md5(value): Returns the MD5 digest as a byte array.

Example ​

javascript
crypto.md5("hello")
// → [byte[]]

crypto.hmac_sha1() ​

Computes HMAC using SHA-1.

Usage ​

  • hmac_sha1(key, value): Returns HMAC-SHA1 digest.

Example ​

javascript
crypto.hmac_sha1("key", "message")
// → [byte[]]

crypto.hmac_sha256() ​

Computes HMAC using SHA-256.

Usage ​

  • hmac_sha256(key, value): Returns HMAC-SHA256 digest.

Example ​

javascript
crypto.hmac_sha256("key", "message")
// → [byte[]]

key / genkey / createkey ​

Generates a random key of specified byte length.

Usage ​

  • key(length): Returns a byte array of random bytes.

Constraints ​

  • Length must be a number ≤ 65536.

Example ​

javascript
crypto.key(32)
// → [byte[]]

token / gentoken / genpass / genpassword ​

Generates a random alphanumeric string token.

Usage ​

  • token(length): Uses default character set.
  • token(length, alphabet): Uses a custom set of characters.

Constraints ​

  • Length ≤ 65536.
  • Alphabet must have at least 2 unique characters.

Example ​

javascript
crypto.token(16)
// → "kF92jdla0xZ..."

Default Alphabet (for Tokens) ​

If no custom alphabet is provided to token(), it uses:

QWERTYUIOPASDFGHJKLZXCVBNMqwertyuiopasdfghjklzxcvbnm1234567890

Notes ​

  • All methods throw runtime exceptions if called with invalid argument counts or types.