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Update documentation
Add documentation for the implementation functions in the Comeonin module and update the documentation for the callback functions.
Related to this argon2_elixir issue.
Update the wiki
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To check that all newtypes (SecretKeys, Poly1305, etc.) implement the correct traits, new testing functions are needed.
For example fn test_traits_secret_key<Secret: Debug + Drop + PartialEq>() {} could be used to check that a secret key implements the needed traits.
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Documentation
So really there is exactly 0 documentation and this needs to change.
Documenation catagories:
- Code level
- Really just
godocfully done up
- Really just
- Application level
- README and other related documentation about how to initially run/develop
quantum
- README and other related documentation about how to initially run/develop
- Implementation level
- Wiki to help people setup/run quantum in different real world configurations
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just a little help if there is someone had confuse like me,
please check get_base64_hashed function argument .
this is correct one.
get_base64_hashed('user_passw0rd', salt, iter, hashlib.sha256)
not this one
b = get_base64_hashed('user_tried_password', iter, salt, hashlib.sha256)
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Preface: I am not an expert in encryption, so sorry for any inaccuracies with how I am describing the issue here.
In the documentation, it states:
Is it possible to configure what padding is used? I am working with a system where they are not expecting padding. Is that something that even makes sense/is possible?