Overview · Core · Identity · Browser support · Other platforms · Contributing
Tanker is an open-source solution to protect sensitive data in any application, with a simple end-user experience and good performance. No cryptographic expertise required.
Tanker Core is the foundation, it provides powerful end-to-end encryption of any type of data, textual or binary. Tanker Core handles multi-device, identity verification, user groups and pre-registration sharing.
Package | Version |
---|---|
@tanker/client-browser | |
@tanker/client-node |
Detailed changes for each release are documented in the Release Notes.
Tanker Core usage example
The Core SDK takes care of all the difficult cryptography in the background, leaving you with simple high-level APIs:
import { Tanker } from '@tanker/client-browser';
// Initialize the isolated Tanker environment within your application
const tanker = new Tanker({ appId: '...' });
// Start a session with the user's cryptographic identity
await tanker.start(aliceIdentity);
// Encrypt data and share it with separate recipients or groups
const encryptedMessage = await tanker.encrypt(
"It's a secret to everybody",
{ shareWithUsers: [bobIdentity] }
);
// Decrypt data (or throw if not a legitimate recipient)
const message = await tanker.decrypt(encryptedMessage);
The Core SDK automatically handles complex key exchanges, cryptographic operations, and identity verification for you.
For more details and advanced examples, please refer to:
End-to-end encryption requires that all users have cryptographic identities. The following packages help to handle them:
Tanker Identity is a server side package to link Tanker identities with your users in your application backend. It is available in multiple languages. This repository only contains the Javascript version.
Package | Version |
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@tanker/identity |
The Tanker JavaScript SDKs support the following platforms:
- Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Microsoft Edge
- Node.js 18+
The Tanker JavaScript SDKs are constantly tested with all of the supported browsers via unit and functional tests.
We use BrowserStack to automate testing on many browser & OS combinations.
Tanker is also available for your desktop and mobile applications: use our open-source Python, Ruby, and Rust SDKs.
We welcome feedback, bug reports, and bug fixes in the form of pull requests.
To build the JavaScript SDKs yourself, please follow the steps below.
Install the lastest version of npm.
Use this command to check the npm version installed on your system:
npm --version
Clone this repository:
git clone https://github.com/TankerHQ/sdk-js.git
Install dependencies:
cd sdk-js && npm install
Our codebase uses the following ES6 features: async
/ await
, import
/ export
, and classes with typescript for type-checking and with eslint for linting.
To check that the code is correct and to launch the tests in Node.js, use:
npm run proof
Before submitting your pull request, please make sure that your changes pass the linters and that all the tests pass on your local machine.
For non-trivial changes, we highly recommend including extra tests.
When you're ready, submit your pull request, targeting the master
branch of this repository.