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Encrypt documents persisted on Riak DB. Inspired in ripple-encryption
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>= 0.1.4, ~> 0.1
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ork-encryption

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The ork-encryption gem provides encryption and decryption for Ork models.

Dependencies

ork-encryption requires:

  • Ruby 1.9 or later.
  • riak-client to connect to Riak.
  • ork 0.1.1 or later.

Install Dependencies using dep is easy as run:

$ dep insatll

Installation

Install Riak with your package manager:

$ brew install riak

Or download it from Riak's download page

Once you have it installed, you can execute riak start and it will run on localhost:8098 by default.

If you don't have Ork-encryption, try this:

$ gem install ork-encryption

Overview

Any object that gets saved with content-type 'application/x-json-encrypted' the Ork::Encryption::Serializers::Json will take care of load or unload the data from Riak.

Serializers::Json stores the encrypted data wrapped in JSON encapsulation so that you can still introspect the Riak object and see which version of this gem was used to encrypt it. As of version 0.0.1, this is now the only supported serialization format for JSON data.

Getting started

You must initialize the Ork::Encryption module before using it. Initialization needs a configuration hash with key and cipher to be used. See how to choose the configuration

config = {
  cipher: 'AES-256-CBC',
  key:    'fantasticobscurekeygoesherenowty',
}

Ork::Encryption.init config

Then include the Ork::Encryption module in your Ork::Document class:

class SomeDocument
  include Ork::Document
  include Ork::Encryption

  attribute :message
end

These documents will now be stored encrypted and also the IV used.

Running the Tests

Adjust the variable to point to a test riak database. Default is http://localhost:8098

$ ORK_RIAK_URL='http://localhost:8198' rake