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Experiment using Rust + WebAssembly to generate SHA-{1,2,3} hash implementations
https://acdha.github.io/wasm-hashing/
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Bump jssha from 2.4.2 to 3.1.1 #55

Closed dependabot-preview[bot] closed 4 years ago

dependabot-preview[bot] commented 4 years ago

Bumps jssha from 2.4.2 to 3.1.1.

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Release version 3.1.1

Changelog for this release:

  • Added dist subpath exports to provide forward compatibility with newer node versions (thanks aravinth2094!).

Release version 3.1.0

Changelog for this release:

  • Added support for cSHAKE128/256 and KMAC128/256 (thanks paulg446 for the ticket and mrecachinas for the test vector help!).
  • Added TypeScript declarations for all variant files (thanks wKovacs64!).
  • Deprecated setHMACKey and getHMAC in order to unify MAC API. See the [jsSHA Wiki] for more information.

Release version 3.0.0

Changelog for this release:

  • Transitioned codebase to TypeScript while still maintaining v2 backwards compatible output files (thanks for the solid start oberondelafay!).
  • v2 backwards compatible files now use the Universal Module Definition (UMD) format which should support all well-known loaders.
  • Added a oft-requested ECMAScript 2015 (ES6) ECMAScript Module (ESM) version of the library (dist/sha.mjs).
  • Reworked package exports to allow Node.js and other tools to smartly choose between ES6 ESM module and ES3 UMD versions of the library.
  • TypeScript declarations are now included with the library for the default entry points (dist/sha.js and dist/sha.mjs).
  • Source maps are now included with the library for the default entry points.
  • Limited hash variant files (sha1.js, sha256.js, sha512.js, and sha3.js) are now accessed via exports rather than file path (e.g. using require("jssha/sha1") rather than the previous require("jssha/src/sha1.js").
  • Changed build system from Google Closure Compiler to Rollup with terser as the minifier/uglifer (thanks blikblum!). This resulted in slightly larger output files but infinitely better maintainability.
  • Optimized 64-bit functions by removing unneeded logical/arithmetic/bit operations.
  • Completely overhauled testing due to transition to TypeScript. This resulted in the ability to get true 100% unit test coverage and identification of a few lurking/obscure bugs (see v2.4.2 and v2.4.1).
Changelog

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3.1.1 (2020-07-22)

  • Added dist subpath exports to provide forward compatibility with newer node versions (thanks aravinth2094!).

3.1.0 - Still-At-Home Edition (2020-04-15)

  • Added support for cSHAKE128/256 and KMAC128/256 (thanks paulg446 for the ticket and mrecachinas for the test vector help!).
  • Added TypeScript declarations for all variant files (thanks wKovacs64!).
  • Deprecated setHMACKey and getHMAC in order to unify MAC API. See the jsSHA Wiki for more information.

3.0.0 - Stay-At-Home Order Edition (2020-04-09)

  • Transitioned codebase to TypeScript while still maintaining v2 backwards compatible output files (thanks for the solid start oberondelafay!).
  • v2 backwards compatible files now use the Universal Module Definition (UMD) format which should support all well-known loaders.
  • Added a oft-requested ECMAScript 2015 (ES6) ECMAScript Module (ESM) version of the library (dist/sha.mjs).
  • Reworked package exports to allow Node.js and other tools to smartly choose between ES6 ESM module and ES3 UMD versions of the library.
  • TypeScript declarations are now included with the library for the default entry points (dist/sha.js and dist/sha.mjs).
  • Source maps are now included with the library for the default entry points.
  • Limited hash variant files (sha1.js, sha256.js, sha512.js, and sha3.js) are now accessed via exports rather than file path (e.g. using require("jssha/sha1") rather than the previous require("jssha/src/sha1.js").
  • Changed build system from [Google Closure Compiler][gcc] to Rollup with terser as the minifier/uglifer (thanks blikblum!). This resulted in slightly larger output files but infinitely better maintainability.
  • Optimized 64-bit functions by removing unneeded logical/arithmetic/bit operations.
  • Completely overhauled testing due to transition to TypeScript. This resulted in the ability to get true 100% unit test coverage and identification of a few lurking/obscure bugs (see v2.4.2 and v2.4.1).
Commits
  • d3152ea Prep for v3.1.1
  • 167ff84 Sync devDependencies between npm and bower
  • 7133df8 Make the links used by the badges useful
  • 5c32668 Fixes ERR_PACKAGE_PATH_NOT_EXPORTED issue (#84)
  • e0145b6 Update dependencies to fix security warnings
  • 0bef9ee Add "update" as a reserved mangle keyword
  • 0b0f611 Add built versions
  • 1dc3758 Simplify logic statements
  • 5ba442b Simplify a few return statements
  • 738aa33 Make abstract class constructors protected
  • Additional commits viewable in compare view


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dependabot-preview[bot] commented 4 years ago

Superseded by #60.