Kyber SDK Documentation

Overview

The Kyber SDK is primarily written in Rust, with a core library and multiple language bindings to facilitate integration with various platforms. The client-side APIs are implemented in Rust, which can pose challenges for integration with other languages. To address this, the SDK is structured as:

• Core: Written in Rust.
• Bindings: Language-specific wrappers to simplify integration.

Client-Side SDK

The client-side SDK consists of two main libraries:

• libclient: Core client functionality.
• libkynput: Input handling for client applications.

Existing Bindings

• Desktop Platforms:
  • C Binding: Generated using cbindgen for Windows, macOS, and Linux.
• Web Platforms:
  • JavaScript Binding: Generated using wasmbindgen for web applications.
• iOS (soon to be published):
  • Currently uses the C binding directly in the demo application.
  • An intermediate Swift layer to provide a native Swift API for better developer experience is under development
• Android (soon to be published):
  • Uses the C binding for the JNI (Java Native Interface) layer.
  • The final API is written in Kotlin, building on the JNI layer.