Add cryptographic functions with option to specify custom functions #197
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Co-authored-by: Frederik Bolding <[email protected]>
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This adds cryptographic functions like
hmacSha512,pbkdf2Sha512, with the option to use a custom implementation of these functions. This can be beneficial in environments like React Native, where the native implementation may be much faster than the JavaScript fallback.These functions will now also use the Web Crypto API if available, which in itself results in a good performance improvement compared to the JavaScript functions.
Closes #195.