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Sharenet Passport Library
A secure Rust library for creating and managing Sharenet Passport files (.spf) for decentralized identity management.
Features
- Secure Passport Creation: Generate encrypted .spf files with BIP-39 mnemonic recovery phrases
- Ed25519 Key Generation: Cryptographically secure key derivation and signing
- Recovery Support: Import passports from recovery phrases or existing .spf files
- Export & Re-encrypt: Export passports with new passwords
- Message Signing: Sign messages using your passport's private key
- Security First: Zeroize memory management and secure file encryption
- WASM Support: Compatible with web applications via WebAssembly
Installation
From Private Registry
[dependencies]
sharenet-passport = { version = "0.1.0", registry = "sharenet-sh-forgejo", features = ["std"] }
For WASM Projects
[dependencies]
sharenet-passport = { version = "0.1.0", registry = "sharenet-sh-forgejo", features = ["wasm"] }
Usage
Creating a New Passport
use sharenet_passport::{
application::use_cases::CreatePassportUseCase,
infrastructure::{Bip39MnemonicGenerator, Ed25519KeyDeriver, XChaCha20FileEncryptor, FileSystemStorage},
};
let use_case = CreatePassportUseCase::new(
Bip39MnemonicGenerator,
Ed25519KeyDeriver,
XChaCha20FileEncryptor,
FileSystemStorage,
);
let (passport, recovery_phrase) = use_case.execute("your-password", "passport.spf")?;
println!("Public Key: {:?}", passport.public_key());
println!("DID: {}", passport.did().as_str());
println!("Recovery Phrase: {}", recovery_phrase.to_string());
Importing from Recovery Phrase
use sharenet_passport::{
application::use_cases::ImportFromRecoveryUseCase,
infrastructure::{Bip39MnemonicGenerator, Ed25519KeyDeriver, XChaCha20FileEncryptor, FileSystemStorage},
};
let use_case = ImportFromRecoveryUseCase::new(
Bip39MnemonicGenerator,
Ed25519KeyDeriver,
XChaCha20FileEncryptor,
FileSystemStorage,
);
let recovery_words = vec!["word1".to_string(), "word2".to_string(), /* ... 24 words */];
let passport = use_case.execute(&recovery_words, "new-password", "recovered-passport.spf")?;
Signing Messages
use sharenet_passport::{
application::use_cases::{ImportFromFileUseCase, SignCardUseCase},
infrastructure::{XChaCha20FileEncryptor, FileSystemStorage},
};
// Import passport from file
let import_use_case = ImportFromFileUseCase::new(
XChaCha20FileEncryptor,
FileSystemStorage,
);
let passport = import_use_case.execute("passport.spf", "password", None)?;
// Sign message
let sign_use_case = SignCardUseCase::new();
let signature = sign_use_case.execute(&passport, "Hello, Sharenet!")?;
Architecture
Built with Clean Architecture principles:
- Domain Layer: Core entities (Passport, RecoveryPhrase, PublicKey, etc.) and traits
- Application Layer: Use cases (CreatePassport, ImportFromRecovery, SignCard, etc.)
- Infrastructure Layer: Crypto implementations, file storage
Feature Flags
std(default): Standard library support for CLI and server applicationswasm: WebAssembly support for web applicationsalloc: No-std with allocator support
Security Features
- XChaCha20-Poly1305: Authenticated encryption for file security
- HKDF-SHA256: Key derivation from passwords
- Zeroize: Secure memory wiping for sensitive data
- BIP-39: Standard mnemonic generation and validation
- Ed25519: Cryptographically secure signing
File Format (.spf)
Sharenet Passport Files (.spf) are encrypted containers that store:
- Encrypted Seed: The master seed encrypted with XChaCha20-Poly1305
- Public Key: Your Ed25519 public key
- DID: Your Decentralized Identifier
- Metadata: Creation timestamp, version, and encryption parameters
Development
Running Tests
# Run all tests
cargo test
# Test specific features
cargo test --features std
cargo test --features wasm
Building for WASM
# Install wasm-pack if needed
cargo install wasm-pack
# Build for web
wasm-pack build --target web --features wasm
License
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You are free to:
- Share — copy and redistribute the material in any medium or format
- Adapt — remix, transform, and build upon the material
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