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omemo_dart
omemo_dart
is a Dart library to help developers of Dart/Flutter XMPP clients to implement
OMEMO in its newest version - currently 0.8.3.
The library provides an implementation of the X3DH
key exchange, the Double Ratchet with
the OMEMO 0.8.3 specific ENCRYPT
, DECRYPT
and KDF_*
functions and a very high-level
OmemoSessionManager
that manages all Double Ratchet sessions and provides a clean and simple
interface for encrypting a message for all known Ratchet sessions we have with a user.
This library also has no dependency on any XMPP library. omemo_dart
instead defines an
intermediary format for the required data that you, the user, will need to transform to and from
the stanza format of your preferred XMPP library yourself.
Important Notes
- Please note that this library has not been audited for its security! Use at your own risk!
- This library is not tested with other implementations of OMEMO 0.8.3 as I do not know of any client implementing spec compliant OMEMO 0.8.3. It does, however, work with itself.
Usage
Include omemo_dart
in your pubspec.yaml
like this:
# [...]
dependencies:
omemo_dart:
hosted: https://git.polynom.me/api/packages/PapaTutuWawa/pub
version: ^0.5.0
# [...]
# [...]
Persistence
By default, omemo_dart
uses in-memory implementations for everything. For a real-world application, this is unsuitable as OMEMO devices would be constantly added.
In order to allow persistence, your application needs to keep track of the following:
- The
OmemoDevice
assigned to theOmemoManager
JID -> [int]
: The device list for each JID(JID, device) -> Ratchet
: The actual ratchet
If you also use the BlindTrustBeforeVerificationTrustManager
, you additionally need to keep track of:
(JID, device) -> (int, bool)
: The trust level and the enablement state
Contributing
When submitting a PR, please run the linter using dart analyze
and make sure that all
tests still pass using dart test
.
To ensure uniform commit message formatting, please also use gitlint
to lint your commit
messages' formatting.
License
Licensed under the MIT license.
See LICENSE
.
Support
If you like what I do and you want to support me, feel free to donate to me on Ko-Fi.