View Source Argon2.Base (argon2_elixir v3.1.0)
Lower-level api for Argon2.
These functions can be useful if you want more control over some of the options. In most cases, you will not need to call these functions directly.
Link to this section Summary
Functions
Calculate the length of the encoded hash.
Translate the error code to an error message.
Generate a random salt.
Hash a password using Argon2.
Hash a password using Argon2.
Verify a password using Argon2.
Link to this section Functions
encodedlen_nif(t_cost, m_cost, parallelism, saltlen, hashlen, argon2_type)
View SourceCalculate the length of the encoded hash.
Translate the error code to an error message.
Generate a random salt.
The default length for the salt is 16 bytes. We do not recommend using a salt shorter than the default.
hash_nif(t_cost, m_cost, parallelism, password, salt, raw, hashlen, encodedlen, argon2_type, argon2_version)
View SourceHash a password using Argon2.
Hash a password using Argon2.
options
Options
There are six options:
:t_cost
- time cost- the default is 8
:m_cost
- memory usage- the default is 16 - this will produce a memory usage of 64 MiB (2 ^ 16 KiB)
:parallelism
- number of parallel threads- the default is 2
:format
- output format- this value can be
:encoded
- encoded with Argon2 crypt format:raw_hash
- raw hash output in hexadecimal format:report
- raw hash and encoded hash, together with the options used
:encoded
is the default
- this value can be
:hashlen
- length of the hash (in bytes)- the default is 32
:argon2_type
- Argon2 type- this value should be 0 (Argon2d), 1 (Argon2i) or 2 (Argon2id)
- the default is 2 (Argon2id)
The t_cost
, m_cost
, parallelism
and argon2_type
can also be
set in the config. See the documentation for Argon2.Stats for more
information about choosing these values.
examples
Examples
The following example changes the default t_cost
and m_cost
:
Argon2.Base.hash_password("password", "somesaltSOMESALT", [t_cost: 4, m_cost: 18])
In the example below, the Argon2 type is changed to Argon2d:
Argon2.Base.hash_password("password", "somesaltSOMESALT", [argon2_type: 0])
To use Argon2i, use argon2_type: 1
.
Verify a password using Argon2.