This basically tracks the crypto-js project at http://code.google.com/p/crypto-js/ done by [email protected].

I did nothing but add

if (typeof module !== 'undefined' && module.exports) {module.exports = CrytoJS;}

to the end of the package.

My current project only needs part of the whole library, so I created a specific "rollup" to meet my needs.

Just take a look up the build.yml in the original/cypro-js-read-only/builder/build.yml. I added the last line.

crypto-js: [core, enc-base64, enc-utf16, md5, sha1, sha256, hmac, pbkdf2, evpkdf, cipher-core, mode-cfb, mode-ctr, mode-ofb, mode-ecb, aes]

You can add or remove the modules you want, and run

$./make.sh

It should make the crypto-js.js package using the original builder, and move it to ./lib/. But the current npm package ONLY works with my setting. It's quick and dirty... since don't know if anybody has the same interest to use crypto-js to replace node.js's own crypto package. If you do, let me know. I might just maintain it and push it to the npm.

In your node.js package.json, just add

"dependencies":{
    "cryptojs": "git+https://github.com/bianjiang/crypto-js-npm.git"
}

you should ok...