/authorizer Core

This simple library will allow you to perform registration and authorization on your website using authorizer.app's flow.

General

Methods

| Name | Description | |:----:|:-----------:| | isSupported() | Returns a boolean indicating if WebauthN is supported on this navigator | | check_params({ state, client_id, user_id }) | Checks if all the parameters are correct |

Registration

Methods

| Name | Description | |:----:|:-----------:| | register(params) | Calls fetch_registration_params and webauthn_register one after the other. Parameters are transformed using get_registration_params | | fetch_registration_params(params) | Fetches registration parameters from the server | | get_registration_params(response, params) | Transforms the server response so the browser can understand it. Accepts extra parameters in order to get user_name, user_display_name and user_id | | webauthn_register | Performs browser credential registration and transforms output to be "server-ready"|

Authorization

Methods

| Name | Description | |:----:|:-----------:| | authorize(params) | Calls fetch_authorization_params and webauthn_authorize one after the other. Parameters are transformed using get_authorization_params | | fetch_authorization_params(params) | Fetches authorization parameters from the server | | get_authorization_params(response) | Transforms the server response so the browser can understand it. | | webauthn_authorize | Performs browser credential authorization and transforms output to be "server-ready"|

Example

Registration

WebauthN.register({
	client_id: my_client_id,
	user_id: an_id_to_match_my_user,
	state: a_unique_state
}).then(result => {
	// Send result to authorizer.app or your server (which will verrify with authorizer.app later anyway)
});

Authorization

WebauthN.authorize({
	client_id: my_client_id,
	user_id: an_id_to_match_my_user,
	state: a_unique_state
}).then(result => {
	// Send result to authorizer.app or your server (which will verrify with authorizer.app later anyway)
});