How to use the blakejs.blake2sUpdate function in blakejs
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const { Buffer } = require('buffer')
const blake = require('blakejs')
const minB = 0xb201
const minS = 0xb241
const blake2b = {
init: blake.blake2bInit,
update: blake.blake2bUpdate,
digest: blake.blake2bFinal
}
const blake2s = {
init: blake.blake2sInit,
update: blake.blake2sUpdate,
digest: blake.blake2sFinal
}
// Note that although this function doesn't do any asynchronous work, we mark
// the function as async because it must return a Promise to match the API
// for other functions that do perform asynchronous work (see sha.browser.js)
// eslint-disable-next-line
const makeB2Hash = (size, hf) => async (data) => {
const ctx = hf.init(size, null)
hf.update(ctx, data)
return Buffer.from(hf.digest(ctx))
}
module.exports = (table) => {
for (let i = 0; i < 64; i++) {
table[minB + i] = makeB2Hash(i + 1, blake2b)blakejs
Pure Javascript implementation of the BLAKE2b and BLAKE2s hash functions
