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docs(crypto): Add readme file #22082

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Add missing README.md file to the crypto directory

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    • Comprehensive README file added for the crypto directory, detailing cryptographic operations, key management, and hardware wallet interactions.
    • Descriptions of key components such as Keyring, Codec, and Ledger Integration.
  • Documentation

    • Enhanced documentation includes usage considerations and security notes for better user guidance.

@raynaudoe raynaudoe added the backport/v0.52.x PR scheduled for inclusion in the v0.52's next stable release label Oct 3, 2024
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The changes introduce a new README file for the crypto directory, providing detailed documentation on its components and functionalities. Key sections include descriptions of the Keyring for key management, Codec for serialization, Ledger integration for hardware wallet interactions, implementation details, usage considerations, and security notes. This documentation aims to enhance understanding and usage of the cryptographic operations and key management within the project.

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crypto/README.md Added comprehensive documentation for the crypto directory, covering key management, Codec, Ledger integration, implementation details, usage considerations, and security notes.

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1-6: Consider adding a brief overview of components

The introduction provides a good overview of the crypto directory. To enhance readability, consider adding a brief list of the main components (Keyring, Codec, and Ledger Integration) under the Components section. This would give readers a quick overview of what to expect in the following sections.


7-20: Use consistent bullet point style

The Keyring section provides excellent information about the component and its supported backends. However, to adhere to Markdown best practices and improve consistency, consider using asterisks (*) instead of dashes (-) for bullet points in the list of supported backends.

Here's an example of how to update the bullet points:

-#### Supported Backends
-
-- **OS**: Uses the operating system's default credential store.
-- **File**: Stores encrypted keyring in the application's configuration directory.
-- **KWallet**: Integrates with KDE Wallet Manager.
-- **Pass**: Leverages the `pass` command-line utility.
-- **Keyctl**: Uses Linux's kernel security key management system.
-- **Test**: Stores (insecurely) keys to disk for testing purposes.
-- **Memory**: Provides transient storage where keys are discarded when the process terminates.
+#### Supported Backends
+
+* **OS**: Uses the operating system's default credential store.
+* **File**: Stores encrypted keyring in the application's configuration directory.
+* **KWallet**: Integrates with KDE Wallet Manager.
+* **Pass**: Leverages the `pass` command-line utility.
+* **Keyctl**: Uses Linux's kernel security key management system.
+* **Test**: Stores (insecurely) keys to disk for testing purposes.
+* **Memory**: Provides transient storage where keys are discarded when the process terminates.
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25-53: Improve Markdown formatting and add missing newline

The Ledger Integration section provides comprehensive and valuable information. To enhance readability and adhere to Markdown best practices:

  1. Replace dashes (-) with asterisks (*) for bullet points throughout this section.
  2. Add a newline character at the end of the file.

Here's an example of how to update the bullet points for the Key Features subsection:

-#### Key Features
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-- **Public Key Retrieval**: Supports both safe (with user verification) and unsafe (without user verification) methods to retrieve public keys from the Ledger device.
-- **Address Generation**: Can generate and display Bech32 addresses on the Ledger device for user verification.
-- **Transaction Signing**: Allows signing of transactions with user confirmation on the Ledger device.
-- **Multiple HD Path Support**: Supports various BIP44 derivation paths for key generation and management.
-- **Customizable Options**: Provides options to customize Ledger usage, including app name, public key creation, and DER to BER signature conversion.
+#### Key Features
+
+* **Public Key Retrieval**: Supports both safe (with user verification) and unsafe (without user verification) methods to retrieve public keys from the Ledger device.
+* **Address Generation**: Can generate and display Bech32 addresses on the Ledger device for user verification.
+* **Transaction Signing**: Allows signing of transactions with user confirmation on the Ledger device.
+* **Multiple HD Path Support**: Supports various BIP44 derivation paths for key generation and management.
+* **Customizable Options**: Provides options to customize Ledger usage, including app name, public key creation, and DER to BER signature conversion.

Apply similar changes to other bullet point lists in this section. Also, ensure there's a newline character at the end of the file.

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21-24: LGTM: Codec section is well-written

The Codec section provides a clear and concise explanation of its role in serialization, deserialization, and key format conversion. No issues or improvements identified.


1-53: Overall excellent README with minor formatting improvements needed

This README provides comprehensive and well-structured information about the crypto components, including Keyring, Codec, and Ledger Integration. The content is informative and covers all major aspects effectively.

To further enhance the document:

  1. Add a brief list of main components under the Components section for a quick overview.
  2. Use asterisks (*) consistently for all bullet points throughout the document.
  3. Add a newline character at the end of the file.

These minor improvements will enhance readability and adhere to Markdown best practices. Great job on creating this informative README!

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (1)
crypto/README.md (1)

53-53: Add a newline character at the end of the file

To comply with Markdown best practices, please add a single newline character at the end of the file.

Apply this change:

 * The mock implementation should only be used for testing and development purposes, not in production environments.
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1-3: LGTM: Clear and concise introduction

The title and overview effectively communicate the purpose of the crypto directory. The content is well-written and informative.


5-19: LGTM: Comprehensive Keyring documentation

The Keyring section provides a clear explanation of its purpose and lists all supported backends with concise descriptions. The information is well-organized and easy to understand.


21-23: LGTM: Concise Codec component description

The Codec section effectively explains the component's purpose and main functionalities. It covers serialization, deserialization, and key format conversion concisely.


25-53: LGTM: Comprehensive Ledger Integration documentation

The Ledger Integration section provides detailed and well-structured information about the hardware wallet integration. It effectively covers key features, implementation details, usage considerations, and important security notes. The content is informative and valuable for developers working with Ledger devices.

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