tinyhmacmd5 0.2.3-es2026 → 0.3.0-es2026

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package/README.md CHANGED
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  # Tiny HMAC MD5
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- A tiny and reliable HMAC-MD5 implementation for JavaScript: [`browser.min.js`](browser.min.js) is only **950 bytes**.
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+ A tiny and reliable HMAC-MD5 implementation for JavaScript: [`browser.min.js`](browser.min.js) is only **963 bytes**.
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  - **Input type**: `string` (UTF‑8), `Uint8Array` or `Uint8ClampedArray`
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  - **Output type**: hex `string` or bytes `Uint8Array`
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  Its goal is to balance code size and runtime performance, so some performance-oriented implementations are intentionally retained.
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  As a result, the final size is not the smallest theoretically achievable.
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- **Live demo**: https://bddjr.github.io/tinyhmacmd5/
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  > [!WARNING]
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  > MD5 is cryptographically broken and unsafe for security-sensitive applications.
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  > Do not rely on it for password hashing, digital signatures, or certificate verification.
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  ### npm
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  ```
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  npm i tinyhmacmd5@es2026
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  ```
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  ---
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+ ## Benchmark
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+ ```
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+ pnpm benchmark
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+ ```
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+ ```
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+ Generating 100MiB string data (this might take a moment)...
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+ Data length: 104857600 chars (100MiB)
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+ --------------------------------------------------
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+ tinyhmacmd5 : 718.27 ms
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+ js-md5 : 141.43 ms
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+ blueimp-md5 : 3934.98 ms
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+ crypto-js : 1732.55 ms
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+ native crypto : 136.60 ms
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+ --------------------------------------------------
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+ ✅ All pure JS implementations match native crypto result.
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+ --- Pure 513MiB Test (No prior small tests) ---
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+ tinyhmacmd5 HMAC-MD5 timer: 3.465s
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+ node:crypto HMAC-MD5 timer: 572.686ms
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+ tinyhmacmd5 MD5 timer: 3.451s
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+ node:crypto MD5 timer: 571.58ms
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+ ```
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+ ---
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  ## Why I Made This Project
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  I initially used HMAC-MD5 just to call a certain website's API. That site signs the request body with `crypto-js`'s HMAC-MD5 to make reverse engineering harder.
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  I also found that using `Array` to process inputs over 512 MiB could throw a `RangeError`, so I replaced it with `Int32Array`.
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- I demonstrated in practice that HMAC-MD5 can be implemented in an extremely small footprint (950 bytes) while also improving reliability.
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+ I demonstrated in practice that HMAC-MD5 can be implemented in an extremely small footprint (963 bytes) while also improving reliability.
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  Maybe not many people care about saving just a few KB, but `tinyhmacmd5` exists precisely to "explore the unknown".
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package/browser.min.js CHANGED
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- /*! npmjs.com/tinyhmacmd5 */{let r=[],e=0,n=Math,t=n.floor,o=r=>16*t((r+72)/64),f=(e,n,f=0,a=o(n),l=1732584193,c=271733878,d,h,i=[l,~c,~l,c],u=[...i])=>{for(e[a-1]=0|n/2**29,e[t(n/4)]|=128<<(e[a-2]=n<<3);f<e.length;f+=16){for(a=0;a<64;i[h&=3]=0|((c=0|i[h]+r[a]+(l=i[3&++h],c=i[3&++h],d=i[3&++h],n?n>4?n>8?c^(l|~d):l^c^d:l&d|c&~d:l&c|~l&d)+(0|e[f+(a*(29521>>n)+(1296>>n)&15)]))<<(d="',16%).4$+07&*/5".charCodeAt(3&a++|n))|c>>>64-d)+l)n=a>>4<<2;for(;h;)u[--h]=i[h]=0|u[h]+i[h]}return i},a=(r,e,n=("string"==typeof r?r=(new TextEncoder).encode(r):r).length,t=new Int32Array(o(4*e+n)),f=0)=>{for(;f<n;)t[e++]=r[f++]|r[f++]<<8|r[f++]<<16|r[f++]<<24;return[t,n]};for(var md5=(r,e,n)=>{var t=16,o=null!=e,[l,c]=a(r,o*t),d=new Uint8Array(t);if(o){let[r,n]=a(e,0),o=[];for(n>64&&(r=f(r,n)),n=t;n;)o[--n]=1785358954^(l[n]=909522486^r[n]);l=o.concat(f(l,64+c)),c=80}for(l=f(l,c);t;)d[--t]=l[t>>2]>>8*t;return n?d:d.toHex()};e<64;)r[e]=0|2**32*n.abs(n.sin(++e))}
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+ /*! npmjs.com/tinyhmacmd5 */{let r=Math,e=r.floor,n=Int32Array,t=new n(64).map((e,n)=>2**32*r.abs(r.sin(n+1))),o=r=>16*e((r+72)/64),f=(r,o,f=0,a,l=1732584193,w=271733878,d,h,i=r.length,s=n.of(l,~w,~l,w),u=new n(s))=>{for(r[i-1]=o/2**29,r[e(o/4)]|=128<<(r[i-2]=o<<3);f<i;f+=16){for(o=0;o<16;o+=4)for(a=0;a<16;)s[h&=3]=((w=s[h]+t[4*o|a]+(l=s[3&++h],w=s[3&++h],d=s[3&++h],o?o>4?o>8?w^(l|~d):l^w^d:l&d|w&~d:l&w|~l&d)+r[f+(a*(29521>>o)+(1296>>o)&15)])<<(d="',16%).4$+07&*/5".charCodeAt(3&a++|o))|w>>>64-d)+l;for(;h;)u[--h]=s[h]+=u[h]}return s},a=(r,e,t=("string"==typeof r?r=(new TextEncoder).encode(r):r).length,f=new n(o(4*e+t)),a=0)=>{for(;a<t;)f[e++]=r[a++]|r[a++]<<8|r[a++]<<16|r[a++]<<24;return[f,t]};var md5=(r,e,t)=>{var o=16,l=null!=e,[w,d]=a(r,l*o),h=new Uint8Array(o);if(l){let[r,t]=a(e,0),l=new n(32);for(t>64&&(r=f(r,t)),t=o;t;)l[--t]=1785358954^(w[t]=909522486^r[t]);l.set(f(w,64+d),16),w=l,d=80}for(w=f(w,d);o;)h[--o]=w[o>>2]>>8*o;return t?h:h.toHex()}}
package/main.js CHANGED
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  // Adapted from https://github.com/blueimp/JavaScript-MD5
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- /** @type {number[]} MD5 constants cached in memory */
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- let K = []
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+ /** MD5 constants cached in memory */
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+ let K = new $Int32Array(64).map((v, i) => 2 ** 32 * $Math.abs($Math.sin(i + 1)))
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  /** @param {number} byteLen */
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  // `byteLen` may be >= 2**32, so cannot use `>>>` as a replacement for `floor`
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  let wordsLen = (byteLen) => floor((byteLen + 72) / 64) * 16
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  /**
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+ * @param {Int32Array<ArrayBuffer>} x little-endian words
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+ output = $Int32Array.of(t0, ~t1, ~t0, t1),
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+ oldOutput = new $Int32Array(output),
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- ? t1 ^ (t0 | ~t2) // Round 4: I
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- : t0 ^ t1 ^ t2 // Round 3: H
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- : t0 & t2 | t1 & ~t2 // Round 2: G
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- : t0 & t1 | ~t0 & t2 // Round 1: F
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+ : t0 ^ t1 ^ t2 // Round 3: H
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+ : t0 & t2 | t1 & ~t2 // Round 2: G
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+ : t0 & t1 | ~t0 & t2 // Round 1: F
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