ReferenceError: cb is not defined

[joseramongravity]

Error happens on macOs when trying to generate the token

ReferenceError: cb is not defined
    at encoder.encrypt (/Users/.../server/src/utils.js:556:16)
    at /Users/.../server/node_modules/paseto.js/lib/utils.js:239:39
    at sodium.ready.then (/Users/.../server/node_modules/paseto.js/lib/protocol/V2.js:146:14)

Edit:
This happens when i try to use something that is not the callback function
Error: Failed to construct 'TextDecoder': the 'fatal' option is unsupported.

[sjudson]

Can you give an example of the code you're using? You need to explicitly set footers to none if using callbacks, so that's my initial suspicion as to the cause.

[joseramongravity]

const signToken = async(input) => {
  const message = input
  const raw = Buffer.from('secret', 'hex')
  let sk = new Paseto.PrivateKey(new Paseto.V2())     // Make a new key with the App Secret
  await sk.inject(raw)
  const encoder = sk.protocol()
  const token = await encoder.encrypt(message, sk, null,(err, token) => {
    if (err) { return cb(err)}
    return token
  })    // Encrypt message

  return token
}

Its like this i think i dont have footers

[sjudson]

I'm unclear. Why are you using both async/await and callbacks? You should be able to just use await encode.encrypt(...) as described here: https://github.com/sjudson/paseto.js#callbacks-promises-and-asyncawait

The cb in if (err) { return cb(err)} is not defined in that snippet.

[joseramongravity]

I have tried the three different ways, but that one used to work like one week ago.
But the other methods give me this error:
Failed to construct 'TextDecoder': the 'fatal' option is unsupported.
This method gives me the cb error:

const signToken = (input) => {
  const message = input
  const raw = Buffer.from('secret', 'hex')
  let sk = new Paseto.PrivateKey(new Paseto.V2())     // Make a new key with the App Secret
  sk.inject(raw)
  const encoder = sk.protocol()
  const token = encoder.encrypt(message, sk, null,(err, token) => {
    if (err) { return cb(err)}
    return token
  })    // Encrypt message

  return token
}

This one the Text Decoder

const signToken = (input) => {
  const message = input
  const raw = Buffer.from('secret', 'hex')
  let sk = new Paseto.PrivateKey(new Paseto.V2())     // Make a new key with the App Secret
  sk.inject(raw)
  const encoder = sk.protocol()
  const token = encoder.encrypt(message, sk).then(token => {
    console.log(token)
  })

  return token
}

This one also gives me the Text Decoder error

const signToken = async(input) => {
  const message = input
  const raw = Buffer.from('secret', 'hex')
  let sk = new Paseto.PrivateKey(new Paseto.V2())     // Make a new key with the App Secret
  await sk.inject(raw)
  const encoder = await sk.protocol()
  const token = await encoder.encrypt(message, sk)
  console.log('token')
  return token
}

[sjudson]

TextDecoder isn't part of this library. Additionally, for

const raw = Buffer.from('secret', 'hex')

'secret' isn't valid hex. When I try and run this last example, I get an invalid key length error...

[joseramongravity]

Okay i will check the TextDecoder
btw i dont have secret as the key i just placed it there as an example it is not the real key
Thanks

[sjudson]

I'll close for now, you're welcome to reopen if you can provide a reproducible example.