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README.md

cryptalk

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Cyptalk is a HTML5/Node.js based, client side (E2EE) encrypted instant chat

Features

  • Client side AES-256-CBC encryption/decryption (the server is just a messenger)
  • 256 bit key derived from your passphrase using PBKDF2
  • Messages torched after a configurable delay, default is 600s.
  • Simple setup using npm, Docker or Heroku
  • Notification sounds (mutable)
  • Native popup notifications
  • Configurable page title
  • Nicknames, optional.
  • Quick-links using http://server/#Room:Passphrase, optional and insecure

Docker setup

To run latest cryptalk with docker, exposed on host port 80, simply run the following command to pull it from docker hub

sudo docker run -d --restart=always -p 80:8080 hexagon/cryptalk

Heroku setup

Click the button below

Deploy

Docker setup without using docker hub

Clone this repo, enter the new directory.

Build image

docker build . --tag="hexagon/cryptalk"

Run container, enable start on boot, expose to port 80 at host

sudo docker run -d --restart=always -p 80:8080 hexagon/cryptalk

Browse to http://<ip-of-server>/

Done!

npm setup

Install node.js, exact procedure is dependant on platform and distribution.

Install the app from npm

npm install cryptalk -g

Then issue the following to start the app

cryptalk

Browse to http://localhost:8080

Done!

Developer setup

Install node.js, exact procedure is dependant on platform and distribution.

Clone this repo

git clone https://github.com/Hexagon/cryptalk.git
cd cryptalk

Pull dependencies from npm

npm install

Start server

npn run start

Browse to http://localhost:8080

To work on the JavaScript, edit the code in client/source/. To test the changes, first run npm run build to lint, build and minify the code. Then restart the server.

Usage


Available commands:

Client:                                                    			
	/key		StrongPassphrase	Sets encryption key                 
	/nick		NickName			Sets an optional nick                   
	/mute  							Audio on									
	/unmute  						Audio off									
	/clear							Clear on-screen buffer                      
	/help							This                                        
	/title							Set your local page title					
	/torch		AfterSeconds		Console messages are torched  		
									after this amount of seconds 					
									(default 600).									

Room:                                                    				
	/join		RoomId				Join a room	                            
	/leave							Leave the room                              
	/count							Count participants                          

Host:  		                                                                		
	/connect						Connect to host               	
	/disconnect						Disconnect from host    			        

You can select any of the five last commands/messages with up/down key.

Due to security reasons, /key command is not saved, and command         
history is  automatically cleared after one minute of inactivity.       

It is highly recommended to use incognito mode while chatting, 
to prevent browsers from keeping history or cache.