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@artifact-project/webauthn

v1.0.0-rc.2

Published

WebAuthn — A set of tools for building an API and interacts with

Downloads

3

Readme

@artifact-project/webauthn 🔐

A set of tools for building an API and interacts with WebAuthn.

npm i --save @artifact-project/webauthn

Features

  • Easy and Flexibility API 🧬
  • Supported IFrames (regardless of nesting) 💪🏻
  • Runtime logger & verbose mode ✴️
  • Fully testelably ✅

Using in iframe

In parent window
import { allowFrom } from '@artifact-project/webauthn/allow';
allowFrom(['mail.ru', '{o2,account}.mail.ru']);
Or embed the code in the parent window
<html>
  <head>
    <script>
      /* Replace this comment on the code from this file: ./node_modules/@artifact-project/webauthn/allow.js */
      webauthn.allowFrom(['mail.ru', '{o2,account}.mail.ru']);
    </script>
  </head>
  <body>...</body>
</html>
Inside iframe
import { allowFor } from '@artifact-project/webauthn';
allowFor(['mail.ru', '*.mail.ru']);

Credential Create Request (aka Registration)

import {
	credentials,
	createMultiPhaseRequest,
	fetchJSON,
	parseAsCredentialCreationOptionsAndExtra,
	encodeAttestationResponsePayload,
} from '@artifact-project/webauthn';

const credentialCreateRequest = createMultiPhaseRequest<{login: params}>()
	.phase((params) => fetchJSON('/api/v1/webauthn/credentials/create', params)
		.then(res => res.body)
		.then(parseAsCredentialCreationOptionsAndExtra)
	)
	.phase(({options, extra}) => credentials.create(options).then(credential => ({
		extra,
		options,
		credential,
	})))
	.phase(
		({extra, credential, options}) => fetchJSON('/api/v1/webauthn/credentials/create/confirm', {
			...extra,
			attestation: encodeAttestationResponsePayload(credential),
		}).then(res => ({
			extra: res.body,
			options,
			credential,
		}))
	)
;

credentialCreateRequest({
	login: '[email protected]',
}).then(console.log);
// {
//   extra: {id: "...", login: "[email protected]"},
//   options: {...},
//   credential: {...},
// }

Credential Request (aka Login)

import {
	credentials,
	createMultiPhaseRequest,
	fetchJSON,
	parseAsCredentialRequestOptionsAndExtra,
	encodeAssertionResponsePlayload,
} from '@artifact-project/webauthn';

const credentialRequest = createMultiPhaseRequest<{login: params}>()
	.phase((params) => fetchJSON('/api/v1/webauthn/credentials/get', params)
		.then(res => res.body)
		.then(parseAsCredentialRequestOptionsAndExtra)
	)
	.phase(({options, extra}) => credentials.get(options).then(credential => ({
		extra,
		options,
		credential,
	})))
	.phase(
		({extra, credential, options}) => fetchJSON('/api/v1/webauthn/credentials/get/confirm', {
			...extra,
			assertion: encodeAssertionResponsePlayload(credential),
		}).then(res => ({
			extra: res.body,
			options,
			credential,
		}))
	)
;

credentialRequest({
	login: '[email protected]',
}).then(console.log);
// {
//   extra: {token: "...", url: "...", expires: 123},
//   options: {...},
//   credential: {...},
// }

API

  • isCredentialsSupported(): boolean
  • getLogEntries(): Array<{msg: string; detail: object;}>
  • credentials
    • create(options?: CredentialCreationOptions): Promise<Credential | null>
    • get(options?: CredentialRequestOptions): Promise<Credential | null>
  • createPhaseRequest<P extends object>(): (params: P) => Promise<R>
  • fetchJSON(url: string, params: object): Response
  • Decode
    • decodeBuffer(value: string): ArrayBuffer
    • decodePublicKeyCredentialCreationOptions(value: object): PublicKeyCredentialCreationOptions
    • decodePublicKeyCredentialRequestOptions(value: object): PublicKeyCredentialRequestOptions
    • decodeCredentialCreationOptions(value: object): CredentialCreationOptions
    • decodeCredentialRequestOptions(value: object): CredentialRequestOptions
    • decodeAttestationResponsePayload(credential: object): PublicKeyCredentialWithAttestationResponse
    • decodeAssertionResponsePlayload(credential: object): PublicKeyCredentialWithAssertionResponse
  • Encode
    • encodeBuffer(buffer: ArrayBuffer): string
    • encodeAttestationResponsePayload(credential: PublicKeyCredential): EncodedPublicKeyCredential
    • encodeAssertionResponsePlayload(credential: PublicKeyCredential): EncodedPublicKeyCredential

Development