How to use the niceware.passphraseToBytes function in niceware
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brave / crypto / index.js View on Github 
toHex32: function (passphrase/* : string */) {
passphrase = passphrase.trim().replace(/\s+/gi, ' ')
const words = passphrase.split(' ')
if (words.length === module.exports.passphrase.NICEWARE_32_BYTE_WORD_COUNT) {
const bytes = niceware.passphraseToBytes(words)
return module.exports.uint8ToHex(bytes)
} else if (words.length === module.exports.passphrase.BIP39_32_BYTE_WORD_COUNT) {
return bip39.mnemonicToEntropy(passphrase)
} else {
throw new Error(`Input word length ${words.length} is not 24 or 16.`)
}
},toBytes32: function (passphrase/* : string */) {
passphrase = passphrase.trim().replace(/\s+/gi, ' ')
const words = passphrase.split(' ')
if (words.length === module.exports.passphrase.NICEWARE_32_BYTE_WORD_COUNT) {
return new Uint8Array(niceware.passphraseToBytes(words))
} else if (words.length === module.exports.passphrase.BIP39_32_BYTE_WORD_COUNT) {
return module.exports.hexToUint8(bip39.mnemonicToEntropy(passphrase))
} else {
throw new Error(`Input words length ${words.length} is not 24 or 16.`)
}
},niceware
Utility for generating memorable passwords and converting random bytes into human-readable phrases
