jsSHA SHA-1 nodejs wrong hashed result

[makepanic]

I've tried to use the jsSHA SHA-1 implementation in node but had a weird bug.
An earlier implementation of the same method in the browser works as expected.

I wrote a small nodeunit test that uses jsSHA and node crypto to hash the same input.

Running the script in nodeunit I get:

Expected :"B153C0D8C766A64F677A3D1797E680D18EC571DD"
Actual   :"FF620005437AB0686DEF9D889D732B902B8A4B98"

If there's something wrong with the implementation just tell me 👍

[Caligatio]

Reading your script, you have a function called hex2bin and you pass its output to jsSHA with type "TEXT" If you just pass the string as-is (without hex2bin) and set its type to "HEX" you should be set.

[makepanic]

Thanks it now works fine.
The strange thing is that using the pastebin implementation of jsSha in the browser it works fine:

https://github.com/makepanic/globe/blob/master/src/js/helpers/util.js#L23

guess this can be closed

[Caligatio]

I honestly have no idea how it would have worked in the browser as it is currently written.

It looks like you may be using a slightly order version of the library. The most recently version (1.5) has slightly better Node support and I shrunk the file size quite a bit. Also, it has the ability to output uppercase HEX strings.

Let me know if you have any more problems!