How to use the bns.dnssec.hashes function in bns
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handshake-org / hsd / lib / dns / key.js View on Github 
ttl: 10800,
class: 'IN',
type: 'DNSKEY',
data: {
flags: 256,
protocol: 3,
algorithm: 13,
publicKey: ''
+ 'I5nPs6clFa1gnwn9IpVDGdJLfEONzgD1NcfuEwEIVuIoHdZGgvVblsLNbRO+'
+ 'spW3nQYHg92svhy1HOjTiFBIsQ=='
}
});
// . DS 35215 13 2
// 7C50EA94A63AEECB65B510D1EAC1846C973A89D4AB292287D5A4D715136B57A3
exports.ds = dnssec.createDS(exports.ksk, dnssec.hashes.SHA256);
exports.signKSK = function signKSK(section, type) {
return dnssec.signType(section, type, exports.ksk, exports.kskPriv);
};
exports.signZSK = function signZSK(section, type) {
return dnssec.signType(section, type, exports.zsk, exports.zskPriv);
};
