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Most of the modules missing from the package even though they have been listed in the Readme.
(It's only got copied from crypto-js I guess...)
I would need the crypto-ts/hmac-sha384... :)
Also I would gladly help to finish the package.

I have tried the steps described for AES generation for SHA1 / SHA256 without success. I think, this is either a bug or the usage for all cryptos are inconsistent. Please enlighten me.

I am struggling to use Base64 in crypto-ts. I want to return a base64 string of the encryption output. I believe I should use enc.Base64.stringify but I cannot work out how to get it imported using typescript. It looks like it should be added to the following code in src/crypto-ts.ds

    Utf8: typeof Utf8;
    Hex: typeof Hex;
};```

Is it possible to use Base64 in the current version 1.0.2?  Or can we get a new version that makes it available?

Hi.
I wrote a code:

import { AES, enc } from 'crypto-ts'

const essence: Readonly<Array<string>> = ['cccc', 'bbb']

export function encrypt(plain: string): string {
  let result = plain
  let i = 0

  for (const key of essence) {
    console.log(`${i++}th: ${result}`)
    result = AES.encrypt(result, key).toString()
  }
  console.log(`${i++}th: ${result}`)

  return result
}

export function decrypt(encrypted: string): string {
  const reversed = essence.slice().reverse()

  let result = encrypted
  let i = 0

  for (const key of reversed) {
    console.log(`${i++}th: ${result}`)
    result = AES.decrypt(result, key).toString(enc.Utf8)
  }
  console.log(`${i++}th: ${result}`)

  return result
}

and wrote 2 tests

decrypt ∘ encrypt = id?

  import { equal } from 'assert'
  import { encrypt, decrypt } from './password'

  equal(
    decrypt(encrypt('aaa')),
    'aaa',
  )

This is succeed. But...

encrypt ∘ decrypt = id?

  import { equal } from 'assert'
  import { encrypt, decrypt } from './password'

  const encrypted = encrypt('aaa')

  equal(
    encrypt(decrypt(encrypted)),
    encrypted,
  )

This is not succeed.

This outputs:

      at Object.encrypt (src/data/password.ts:21:13)
      0th: aaa
      1th: U2FsdGVkX1+dqc1ONOoJe0Emtg7hk3gaw2dFDDpz7i0=
      2th: U2FsdGVkX1+T4l2tnqC6DkJhJ267S44fePf2aurDJQ1dnRL2N8gdOgR+e89nafrs2CJABiPL2r8kSL0HfWks3A==

      at Object.decrypt (src/data/password.ts:50:13)
      0th: U2FsdGVkX1+T4l2tnqC6DkJhJ267S44fePf2aurDJQ1dnRL2N8gdOgR+e89nafrs2CJABiPL2r8kSL0HfWks3A==
      1th: U2FsdGVkX1+dqc1ONOoJe0Emtg7hk3gaw2dFDDpz7i0=
      2th: aaa

      at Object.encrypt (src/data/password.ts:21:13)
      0th: aaa
      1th: U2FsdGVkX19f6NW8lX7mibHUo2ehVBb+iOC2G1rDFO0=
      2th: U2FsdGVkX19rZGGnvKyakv0FHJGx9FgyXivUHkD1xVuPNG8yyiYi8jh3JF372n6diJ/xekV2L7BA2NN4zgn0qA==

This is so strange, because encrypt() returns different value for the same input.

Some ideas? please x(

I need to encrypty/decrypt tripleDES messages but I couldn't find anything except this listing on README:

Can you tell me if it's implemented?

Cannot use MD5。

Property 'sha1' does not exist on type 'typeof import("....../node_modules/crypto-ts/crypto-ts")'.ts(2339)

var encryptedMessage = AES.encrypt('abcdefg', 'key 12345').toString();
var decryptedMessage = AES.decrypt(encryptedMessage, 'key 12345').toString();

The values I am getting are totally different from each other.
Following are the values I am getting:
encryptedMessage = U2FsdGVkX183SQr+sLeoy/un696pAkxi8F6W69cuezw=
decryptedMessage = 61626364656667