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@virtonetwork/authenticators-webauthn

v1.1.3

Published

An Authenticator compatible with KreivoPassSigner that uses the WebAuthn standard

Readme

WebAuthn Authenticator for Virto Network

A TypeScript helper that wires passkeys (WebAuthn resident credentials) to the @virtonetwork/signer stack. It exposes a single class, WebAuthn, that fulfils the Authenticator<number> interface used by PassSigner. The implementation is browser‑only and keeps all credential mapping in the caller’s hands — perfect for SPAs or wallet extensions that already manage users.

✨ Features

  • One‑line setupawait new WebAuthn(user).setup()
  • Kreivo‑compatible challenges for secure on‑chain attestations
  • Deterministic deviceId = Blake2‑256(credentialId)
  • Produces SCALE‑encoded Attestation / PassAuthenticate objects
  • Zero persistence: inject or register credentials as you see fit

📦 Installation

npm i @virtonetwork/authenticators-webauthn

🚀 Quick start

import { WebAuthn } from "@virtonetwork/authenticators-webauthn";
import { PassSigner } from "@virtonetwork/signer";

// 1️⃣  Restore user → credential mapping (from DB, localStorage…)
const savedId = await db.getCredentialId("[email protected]");

// 2️⃣  Bootstrap helper
const wa = await new WebAuthn("[email protected]", savedId).setup();

// 3️⃣  Enrol a new pass‑key if needed
if (!savedId) {
  const att = await wa.register(blockNumber, blockHash);
  await db.saveCredentialId("[email protected]", att.credentialId);
}

// 4️⃣  Sign any runtime challenge
await passSigner.credentials(
  await wa.authenticate(challenge, blockNumber),
);

🛠️ API

| Method | Returns | Notes | | --------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | setup() | Promise< this > | Computes hashedUserId. Call once. | | register(blockNo, blockHash, [displayName]) | Promise<TAttestation<number>> | Generates a WebAuthn credential and attestation. Throws if credentialId already set. | | authenticate(challenge, context) | Promise<TPassAuthenticate> | Signs an arbitrary 32‑byte challenge. Requires credentialId. | | getDeviceId(webAuthn) | Promise |Blake2‑256(credentialId)wrapped inBinary. | | setCredentialId(id) |void` | Inject credential id after construction. |

Type parameter <number> → context inside attestations/assertions is the block number.

📝 Persistence Strategy

This package does not store credential ids. A typical strategy is:

  1. During registration, persist attestation.publicKey.bytes keyed by userId.
  2. On next load, feed that id into the WebAuthn constructor.
  3. For multiple devices per account, maintain an array of ids and pick one UI‑side.

⚠️ Error Handling

| Error message | Cause | Fix | | ------------------------------ | -------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------- | | Already have a credentialId… | Called register() when id already present | Skip registration or call with a new instance | | credentialId unknown… | Tried to authenticate/get device id without a credential | Inject stored id or call register() | | DOMException: … | User dismissed the WebAuthn prompt | Ask user to retry |

🧳 Dependencies

  • @virtonetwork/signer ≥ 0.10 — interfaces, KreivoBlockChallenger, PassSigner
  • @polkadot-api/substrate-bindingsBinary, Blake2256
  • Browser with WebAuthn (Chrome ≥ 109, Firefox ≥ 106, Safari ≥ 16)

🩹 Development

# lint & type‑check
npm run lint && npm run typecheck

Tests

Go to tests/test.ts to check out our tests.

📄 License

MIT © Virto Network contributors