At the third paragraph on the section Preface, there is a typo on the acronym.

From this book you will learn how to use cryptographic algorithms and cryptosystems like hashes, MAC codes and key derivation functions (KFD)

Here, KFD should be KDF.

I was confused from the brief documentation spec what is the difference between DH and Elliptic Curve code. I though these are two ways to do the same thing. It is only when I tried to get the x coordinate of the public key generated by generateKey() that I realized that this is not Elliptic Curve DH.

We can add generation of derived documentation via tsdoc/typedoc or similar then apply fork of docdash: https://github.com/clenemt/docdash

"script": {
"generate-docs": "node_modules/.bin/jsdoc -c jsdoc.json"
}
This way we can have standalone documentation showing how to use the library.

What is wrong?

Lots of places in the codebase do assertions like isinstance(v, int) to check that something is an integer. Since python considers True and False to be integer types these checks won't disallow passing in a bool value.

How can it be fixed

Probably need to add a single utility and make use of it everywhere that we do these checks.

def assert_st

Hi! Looks promising. I tried it out as :

git clone https://github.com/cubbit/enigma.git 
cd enigma 
npm install

everything seem to go alright until the install runs node-gyp rebuild :

make: Entering directory `/var/www/html/valg/lib/enigma/build'
  ACTION Prepare dependencies /var/www/html/valg/lib/enigma/dependencies
Error: Unsupported arch: ia32 - linux
    at depen

We will want to show people that the project works, the easiest way to do this is by adding a basic demo page in the gh-pages branch.

We can add generation of derived documentation via tsdoc/typedoc or similar then apply fork of docdash: https://github.com/clenemt/docdash

"script": {
"generate-docs": "node_modules/.bin/jsdoc -c jsdoc.json"
}
This way we can have standalone documentation showing how to use the library.