feat: camelCase JS exports, node-esm, index entry point

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# blake3 to wasm
# blake3-wasm-rs
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**blake3.wasm** is a WebAssembly port of the BLAKE3 cryptographic hash function written in **Rust**. It enables fast and secure hashing right inside **browsers** and **Node.js**.
**blake3-wasm-rs** is a WebAssembly port of the BLAKE3 cryptographic hash function written in **Rust**. It enables fast and secure hashing right inside **browsers** and **Node.js**.
## build
@@ -36,43 +36,125 @@ const key = new Uint8Array(32).fill(1);
// One-shot hashing
blake3.hash(data);
blake3.hashXof(data, 64); // variable output length
// MAC and key derivation
blake3.keyedHash(data, key);
blake3.hashXof(data, 64); // variable output length
blake3.keyedHash(data, key); // key must be exactly 32 bytes
blake3.deriveKey('my context', key);
// Conctruct for streaming
const hasher = new blake3.Hasher();
hasher.update(data.slice(0, 5));
hasher.update(data.slice(5));
hasher.finalize();
```
#### OR
```js
import { hash, hashXof, keyedHash, deriveKey, Hasher } from 'blake3-wasm-rs'
const data = new TextEncoder().encode('hello world')
const key = new Uint8Array(32).fill(1)
// One-shot hashing
hash(data)
hashXof(data, 64) // variable output length
// MAC and key derivation
keyedHash(data, key)
deriveKey('my context', key)
// Conctruct for Streaming
{
using h = new blake3.Hasher();
h.update(data.slice(0, 5));
h.update(data.slice(5));
h.finalize();
h.finalizeXof(64);
h.reset();
}
// Streaming
const h = new Hasher()
h.update(data.slice(0, 5))
h.update(data.slice(5))
h.finalize()
// Keyed (MAC mode)
{
using mac = blake3.Hasher.newKeyed(key);
mac.update(data);
mac.finalize();
}
// Streaming
// Key derivation mode
{
using kdf = blake3.Hasher.newDeriveKey('my app v1 :: subkey');
kdf.update(key);
kdf.finalize();
}
// Batch hashing without re-allocating
{
using h = new blake3.Hasher();
h.update(chunk1);
const first = h.finalizeAndReset();
h.update(chunk2);
const second = h.finalizeAndReset();
}
```
#### Named imports
```ts
import { hash, hashXof, keyedHash, deriveKey, Hasher } from 'blake3-wasm-rs';
const data = new TextEncoder().encode('hello world');
const key = new Uint8Array(32).fill(1);
// One-shot hashing
hash(data);
hashXof(data, 64); // variable output length
keyedHash(data, key); // key must be exactly 32 bytes
deriveKey('my context', key);
// Streaming
{
using h = new Hasher();
h.update(data.slice(0, 5));
h.update(data.slice(5));
h.finalize();
h.finalizeXof(64);
h.reset();
}
// Keyed (MAC mode)
{
using mac = Hasher.newKeyed(key);
mac.update(data);
mac.finalize();
}
// Key derivation mode
{
using kdf = Hasher.newDeriveKey('my app v1 :: subkey');
kdf.update(key);
kdf.finalize();
}
// Batch hashing without re-allocating
{
using h = new Hasher();
h.update(chunk1);
const first = h.finalizeAndReset();
h.update(chunk2);
const second = h.finalizeAndReset();
}
```
## API
### Functions
| Function | Returns | Description |
|-----------------------------------|--------------|-------------------------------------------------|
| `hash(data)` | `Uint8Array` | One-shot 32-byte BLAKE3 digest |
| `hashXof(data, outLen)` | `Uint8Array` | Variable-length digest (XOF mode) |
| `keyedHash(data, key)` | `Uint8Array` | Keyed hash / MAC (key must be exactly 32 bytes) |
| `deriveKey(context, keyMaterial)` | `Uint8Array` | Derive a 32-byte subkey |
### Hasher class
| Method | Returns | Description |
|--------------------------------|--------------|-----------------------------------------------------------|
| `new Hasher()` | `Hasher` | Streaming hasher, unkeyed |
| `Hasher.newKeyed(key)` | `Hasher` | Streaming hasher, MAC mode (key must be exactly 32 bytes) |
| `Hasher.newDeriveKey(context)` | `Hasher` | Streaming hasher, KDF mode |
| `.update(data)` | `void` | Feed data, can be called multiple times |
| `.finalize()` | `Uint8Array` | 32-byte digest, non-destructive |
| `.finalizeXof(outLen)` | `Uint8Array` | Variable-length digest, non-destructive |
| `.finalizeAndReset()` | `Uint8Array` | Finalize then reset (useful for batch hashing) |
| `.reset()` | `void` | Reset to initial state, preserves mode |
| `.free()` | `void` | Release WASM memory manually (prefer `using` instead) |
> **Memory management:** In all modern browsers (and wasm-bindgen ≥ 0.2.91), WASM memory is freed automatically via the TC39 weak references proposal when the JS object goes out of scope.
>
> In practice, you often don't need to think about this. For deterministic cleanup or environments without weak reference support (older browsers, some Node.js setups), use `using` (TypeScript 5.2+ / ES2026) or call `.free()` manually.
>
> Never call `.free()` on a `using`-managed instance otherwise it will double-free.
## Benchmarks
Tested on **Apple M4**, Node.js v24.