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# Sodium-Plus (Na+)
[](https://github.com/paragonie/sodium-plus/actions?workflow=CI)
[](https://npm.im/sodium-plus)
Sodium-Plus delivers a positive cryptography experience for JavaScript developers.
Sodium-Plus brings you all the benefits of using libsodium in your application
without any of the headaches introduced by the incumbent APIs.
Sodium-Plus is permissively licensed (ISC) and free to use.
## Features
* **Cross-platform.**
* Yes, this includes [in the browser](docs/getting-started.md#sodium-plus-in-the-browser).
* Pluggable backend with an [auto-loader](docs/getting-started.md):
* If [sodium-native](https://github.com/sodium-friends/sodium-native)
is installed, it will be preferred.
* Otherwise, the default is [libsodium-wrappers](https://github.com/jedisct1/libsodium.js).
* Fully `async`/`await` ready (aside from object constructors).
* Type-safe API:
* Instead of just passing around `Buffer` objects and hoping you got your
argument order correct, `sodium-plus` will throw an Error if you provide
the wrong key type. This prevents you from accidentally introducing a severe
security risk into your application.
## Installing
### Installing as a Node.js Module
With NPM:
```terminal
npm install sodium-plus
```
You can optionally install `sodium-native` alongside `sodium-plus` if you
want better performance.
The default configuration is a bit slower, but has a wider reach
(e.g. web browsers).
### Installing in a Web Page
See [this section of the documentation](docs/getting-started.md#sodium-plus-in-the-browser)
for getting started with Sodium-Plus in a web browser.
## Using Sodium-Plus in Your Projects
SodiumPlus is meant to be used asynchronously, like so:
```javascript
const { SodiumPlus } = require('sodium-plus');
(async function() {
// Select a backend automatically
let sodium = await SodiumPlus.auto();
let key = await sodium.crypto_secretbox_keygen();
let nonce = await sodium.randombytes_buf(24);
let message = 'This is just a test message';
// Message can be a string, buffer, array, etc.
let ciphertext = await sodium.crypto_secretbox(message, nonce, key);
console.log(ciphertext);
let decrypted = await sodium.crypto_secretbox_open(ciphertext, nonce, key);
console.log(decrypted.toString('utf-8'));
})();
```
This should produce output similar to below (but with different random-looking bytes):
```
<Buffer 00 b7 66 89 3d b4 4d e9 7e 0f 66 91 fd d1 ca fd be bb 7f 00 89 76 5b 48 ec ed 80 cc 87 76 54 1b b5 ea 87 9b e5 19 ee 4c 31 c5 63>
This is just a test message
```
## Documentation
The documentation is [available online on Github](https://github.com/paragonie/sodium-plus/tree/master/docs)!
## Support Contracts
If your company uses this library in their products or services, you may be
interested in [purchasing a support contract from Paragon Initiative Enterprises](https://paragonie.com/enterprise).
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