I'd love to do a quick documentation, but I think getting the test cases
and the provided Chrome plugin to work as a demonstration would be good
enough. It's JavaScript after all. :-)
The unit tests in /test/index.html call the undeclared function
window.crypto.getRandomValues() in openpgp.crypto.js (thus at least also
/test/encryption.html is broken). Not sure if the rest is important, but
the only working tab under coverage is summary. Also
jscoverage_browser_load is undefined.
OpenPGP private key parser doesn't do proper test output ( [object
Object]), not sure if this is limited to test output or the parser does
an incorrect return.
So yeah, I came around to more or less abandoning /test/ figuring it
couldn't help me out. The uncertainty of whether it's the lib or the
test files themselves that are broken kind of ticks me off from
tinkering with the lib. I didn't look twice at the Chrome extension that
was included in the repo after realizing that nearly all includes were
wrong.
Thanks for pushing the update and providing the link to gmail-crypt.
I'll have a look and see if I can get a grasp of it all :-)
Regards,
Nik
On 6/26/12 7:54 AM, Sean Colyer wrote:
Niklas,
Sorry for your frustration getting started with the project. I think we
would all like for there to be more documentation, but it's just something
that hasn't been a top priority. It would be great as you learn to use the
framework if you could write even some basic documentation as an
introduction.
Can you explain what you mean about /test being entirely broken?
I've pushed some updates to the chrome plugin that comes with the project
that should make it load the proper js. This part of the project is one
that unfortunately doesn't get too much attention.
If you're looking for a project that uses openpgp.js, you can check out my
chrome extension: https://github.com/seancolyer/gmail-crypt
Hope this helps a bit.
Sean
On Sun, Jun 24, 2012 at 9:39 AM, Niklas <[email protected]> wrote:
On 6/24/12 8:34 PM, Niklas wrote:
the example in ./resources/ doesn't even include the js lib that it's
supposedly demonstrating
Oh wait, it does. At the end. Outside the head tag, unlike how it's
included everywhere else. This might actually be it.
Consider these confusing emails a manifestation of how confusing it is
for me to get started with openpgpjs. :(
If this is all provided, scratch the previous email, and thanks! :-)
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