
Type-safe cryptography library offering secure random generation, common cryptographic operations (ciphers, digests, signatures), and multiple algorithm supports (AES, RSA, ECDSA, SHA) with various providers like OpenSSL and WebCrypto.
Type-safe Multiplatform cryptography library for Kotlin
CryptographyProvider.Default
.get(SHA512)
.hasher()
.hash("Kotlin is Awesome".encodeToByteArray())Detailed documentation can be found on project website
cryptography-kotlin provides multiplatform API which consists of multiple components:
The library doesn't implement any cryptography algorithm on its own, but wraps well-known future-proof solutions like OpenSSL 3.x, CryptoKit, WebCrypto or JCA with type-safe multiplatform API providing uniform experience with aligned default behavior, and same expected results using identical parameters while allowing to use platform-specific capabilities. For supported algorithms, primitives and targets, please consult Providers documentation
Make sure that you use Kotlin 2.2.0+. Using an earlier Kotlin version could still work, but not tested. The library is published to Maven Central, so make sure that it’s added to repositories.
kotlin {
sourceSets {
commonMain.dependencies {
implementation("dev.whyoleg.cryptography:cryptography-core:0.5.0")
implementation("dev.whyoleg.cryptography:cryptography-provider-optimal:0.5.0")
}
}
}Additionally, it's possible to use BOM or Gradle version catalog to add dependencies easier.
Type-safe Multiplatform cryptography library for Kotlin
CryptographyProvider.Default
.get(SHA512)
.hasher()
.hash("Kotlin is Awesome".encodeToByteArray())Detailed documentation can be found on project website
cryptography-kotlin provides multiplatform API which consists of multiple components:
The library doesn't implement any cryptography algorithm on its own, but wraps well-known future-proof solutions like OpenSSL 3.x, CryptoKit, WebCrypto or JCA with type-safe multiplatform API providing uniform experience with aligned default behavior, and same expected results using identical parameters while allowing to use platform-specific capabilities. For supported algorithms, primitives and targets, please consult Providers documentation
Make sure that you use Kotlin 2.2.0+. Using an earlier Kotlin version could still work, but not tested. The library is published to Maven Central, so make sure that it’s added to repositories.
kotlin {
sourceSets {
commonMain.dependencies {
implementation("dev.whyoleg.cryptography:cryptography-core:0.5.0")
implementation("dev.whyoleg.cryptography:cryptography-provider-optimal:0.5.0")
}
}
}Additionally, it's possible to use BOM or Gradle version catalog to add dependencies easier.