Selene - A SSL/TLS library
Selene has a few goals that makes it different from a more traditional SSL libraries:
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Completely Asynchronous: Selene does no IO itself, it only provides notifications to the user that IO should be done.
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Asynchronous Callbacks: Callback functions provide their own callback to notify Selene when the user has finished an operation.
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Test Driven: A test framework to test all code paths.
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Plugable Backends for Cryptography: Currently only focusing on OpenSSL, but others are possible.
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Liberal License: Under the Apache License, version 2.0.
Selene is named after the Greek Goddess of the Moon, because I am terrible at naming projects.
Status
A prototype backend (openssl-threaded) was used to validate the basics of the selene_* API. I am currently slowly working on the native Selene TLS backend, which only uses OpenSSL for cryptographic operations, but not the actual protocol parsing.
Hacking Notes:
- All contributors must sign an Apache Software Foundation CLA, and agree that Selene may be moved to the ASF at a future date.
- External Functions and types are prefixed with selene_*
- Internal Functions and types are prefixed with sln_*
- Style: Google C++ Style Guide, even though this is C. Use
clang-format -style=Googleon all source code. - Write test cases for all code paths, including errors.