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@noy-db/on-oidc

v0.6.0

Published

OAuth/OIDC bridge for noy-db — federated login (LINE, Google, Apple, Okta) with split-key key connector — server never sees plaintext

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Links

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Maintainers

vlannavlanna

Keywords

noy-dbauthoidcoauthlinegoogleapplekeycloakoktasplit-keykey-connectorzero-knowledgefederated-loginencryption

Readme

@noy-db/on-oidc

npm

OAuth/OIDC bridge for noy-db

Part of @noy-db/hub — the zero-knowledge, offline-first, encrypted document store.

Install

pnpm add @noy-db/hub @noy-db/on-oidc

What it is

OAuth/OIDC bridge for noy-db — federated login (LINE, Google, Apple, Okta, any OIDC-compliant provider) using a split-key model where the KEK is XOR-split between a device half and a server half. The server never sees the unwrapped KEK or any plaintext.

⚠️ Server-side dependency

This package handles the CLIENT side only. Using OIDC as a tier-2 unlock requires you to operate a key-connector server that:

  1. Verifies ID tokens against the issuer's JWKS (PUT/GET /kek-fragment endpoints).
  2. Stores per-user serverHalf indexed by the OIDC sub claim.
  3. Periodically rotates the encryption key used for stored serverHalves.

The protocol is fully documented at the top of src/index.ts. noy-db does not ship a reference implementation, hosted instance, or deployment template — implementing this server is a consumer responsibility (any runtime that can verify JWT signatures + has a KV-style store works: Cloudflare Worker, Lambda, Express, Go).

If you don't want to run a server, use @noy-db/on-webauthn instead — platform passkey via Touch ID / Face ID / Windows Hello gives the same "Login with X" UX without server infrastructure, because the platform passkey IS the device-bound credential. See issue #37 for the discussion.

Status

Pre-release (0.1.0-pre.1). API may change before 1.0.

Documentation

See the main repository for setup, examples, and the full subsystem catalog.

License

MIT © vLannaAi