Saving passwords assignment

savePasswordAssignment.js

const crypto = require("crypto");

class Db {
  constructor(users={}) {
    this.users = users;
  }

  // Expects passwordPayload to be a string of the form 'salt$passwordHash'
  // Where the '$' is used as a separator.
  storeUser(username, passwordPayload) {
    this.users[username] = passwordPayload;
  }

  getUserPassword(username) {
    let hash = this.users[username];
    return {
      salt: hash.substr(0, hash.indexOf('$')),
      passwordHash: hash.substr(hash.indexOf('$') + 1)
    };
  }
}
const db = new Db();


// STUDENT CODE STARTS HERE ------------

const hashPassword = (password, salt) => {
  // TODO (1) create a passwordHash using the crypto.pbkdf2Sync command and sha256.
  // https://nodejs.org/api/crypto.html#crypto_crypto_pbkdf2sync_password_salt_iterations_keylen_digest
  // it should have a key length of 64. I'll leave the iteration count up to you though.
  // The parameters are (in order): password, salt, iterations, keylength, hashFunctionName
  // const passwordHash = ...

  return passwordHash.toString('hex');
};

const saveUser = (username, password) => {
  // TODO (2) Generate a salt using crypto.randomBytes in 'hex' format. (length 64)
  // https://nodejs.org/api/crypto.html#crypto_crypto_randombytes_size_callback
  // const salt = ...

  // TODO (3) Hash the password using the hashPassword function.
  // const passwordHash = ...

  // TODO (4) create payload (string) of the form 'salt$passwordHash'
  // const payload = ...

  db.storeUser(username, payload);
};

// Return true if authenticated, false otherwise.
const isUserAuthenticated = (username, password) => {

  // TODO (5) Get the users password payload from the database.
  // let payload = ...

  // TODO (6) If the user is not in the database it will throw a TypeError, you should catch
  // and deal with it.

  // TODO (10) Return the comparison of the passwords using the comparePasswords function.
  // return comparePasswords(...);
};

// returns true if passwords match, otherwise false.
const comparePasswords = (plaintextPassword, salt, passwordHashFromDb) => {
  // TODO (7) Hash the plaintextPassword using the salt.
  // TODO (8) compare the passwordHash you just created with the one from the database.
  // TODO (9) Return true if they match otherwise return false.
};

// STUDENT CODE ENDS HERE ------------

saveUser('[email protected]', '123456qwerty');

console.log(isUserAuthenticated('[email protected]', 'HelloWorld!'))            // false
console.log(isUserAuthenticated('[email protected]', 'HelloWorld!'))            // false
console.log(isUserAuthenticated('[email protected]', 'HelloWorld!'))   // false
console.log(isUserAuthenticated('[email protected]', '123456qwerty'))            // true