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Publish on crates.io? #2

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mersinvald opened this issue Jul 26, 2018 · 5 comments
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mersinvald opened this issue Jul 26, 2018 · 5 comments

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@mersinvald
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mersinvald commented Jul 26, 2018

Hello, we're currently migrating from rust-crypto crate because of wasm-build related problems (see issue emeraldpay/emerald-vault#286) and the decomposition you've done looks very promising in terms of integration into wasm-capable project.

What's the current state of stream-ciphers and when do you expect it to be possible to post it on crates.io?

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It's something I've been meaning to work on soon (I need it for both Miscreant and the basis of a ChaCha20 implementation). That said if @newpavlov beats me to it, that'd be fine by me.

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mersinvald commented Jul 26, 2018

@tarcieri okay, thank you, that's good news. Will check out the Miscreant too :)

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In this or next week I plan to publish AES-CTR (probably on this weekend), which if understand correctly is the last thing emerald-rs needs to migrate from rust-crypto.

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mersinvald commented Jul 26, 2018

@newpavlov yep, that's correct. I've made the migration branch with the aes-ctr and dependencies included as git modules (for now), everything looks okay, just need to make some tests.

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I've published aes-ctr v0.1.0. Feel free to ask here if you'll have any difficulties with it!

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