How to use the createCredentials function from crypto

_tls_wrap.js

GitHub: nujs/nu

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var self = this;
var options = this._tlsOptions;

// Wrap socket's handle
var credentials = options.credentials || crypto.createCredentials();
this.ssl = tls_wrap.wrap(this._handle, credentials.context, options.isServer);
this.server = options.server || null;

// For clients, we will always have either a given ca list or be using

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Connection.js

GitHub: Hsinkai2000/Bahoot

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//  _socket <-> _protocol
// after:
//  _socket <-> securePair.encrypted <-> securePair.cleartext <-> _protocol

var connection  = this;
var credentials = Crypto.createCredentials({
  ca         : this.config.ssl.ca,
  cert       : this.config.ssl.cert,
  ciphers    : this.config.ssl.ciphers,
  key        : this.config.ssl.key,

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tls.js

GitHub: theosp/node

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this._done = false;

var crypto = require('crypto');

if (!credentials) {
  this.credentials = crypto.createCredentials();
} else {
  this.credentials = credentials;
}

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node-utils.js

GitHub: songinyong/sage2

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 * @return {Object} secure context
 */
function secureContext(key, crt, ca) {
	var ctx;
	if (_NODE_VERSION === 10) {
		ctx = crypto.createCredentials({key: key, cert: crt, ca: ca});
	} else {
		// Versions 11 or 1.x or above
		ctx = tls.createSecureContext({key: key, cert: crt, ca: ca});
	}

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crypto.markdown?plain=1

GitHub: kevinoid/node

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The `key` is the raw key used by the `algorithm` and `iv` is an
[initialization vector][]. Both arguments must be `'binary'` encoded strings or
[buffers][].

### crypto.createCredentials(details)

    Stability: 0 - Deprecated: Use [`tls.createSecureContext`][] instead.

The `crypto.createCredentials()` method is a deprecated alias for creating

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