Module sha1 

SHA-1 digest helpers. Exposed because the operator-side wire layer (kevy-rt’s SCRIPT LOAD / EVALSHA codec) needs to convert between the 20-byte digest used as a cache key and the 40-char ASCII hex Redis uses on the wire. Hand-rolled SHA-1 (RFC 3174 / FIPS 180-1).

Used by the SCRIPT LOAD / EVALSHA cache key and the redis.sha1hex host fn. Kevy’s L2 lockdown forbids crates.io third-party deps; SHA-1 is short enough to write once and lint against well-known test vectors.

NOT a security primitive

SHA-1 is broken for collision resistance (SHAttered, 2017+). That doesn’t matter here — kevy uses it as a content-addressed cache key the same way Redis does, where collisions would only cause cross-script cache hits (which never produces a security issue) and Redis itself uses SHA-1 for the same reason.

If kevy ever needs SHA-1 / SHA-256 for an actual security-bearing purpose, that’s a separate kevy-crypto stone, not here.

use kevy_lua::sha1;
let digest = sha1::sha1(b"abc");
let hex = sha1::hex(&digest);
assert_eq!(&hex, b"a9993e364706816aba3e25717850c26c9cd0d89d");
assert_eq!(sha1::parse_hex(&hex), Some(digest));

Functions

hex

Format a 20-byte SHA-1 digest as 40 lowercase ASCII hex chars.

parse_hex

Parse a 40-character ASCII hex string into a SHA-1 digest. Returns None on malformed input (wrong length or non-hex chars).

sha1

Compute the SHA-1 of data. Returns the 20-byte digest.