PBKDF2 Node JS

Usage

• Install first

$ npm install nodejs-pbkdf2

• Set up the config:

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

• Hashing a Password

'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

'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

$ git clone https://github.com/<your-github-username>/nodejs-pbkdf2.git

• Install dependencies

$ npm install

• Create a new branch

$ git checkout -b feature/your-feature-branch

• Run test

$ npm test

• Push to your repository

$ git push -u origin feature/your-feature-branch

• Hit the Pull Request