Onec-Auth

v0.1

The highlight of the release is Onec.auth. It saves all the hassle to incorporate web 3.0 based wallet authentication with just a few lines of code. Not only that Onec Auth integrates the Onec User model into the application, thus you can save the hassle of maintaining user-DB. We can proudly say it as web3 version of Google's Firebase Auth.

Getting Started:

Install Onec-Auth from npm

npm i onec-auth

Import in your client application code

 import Onec from "onec-auth";

Authentication via metamask

Onec.auth.withMetamask().then((response) => {console.log(response)}).catch((error) => {console.log(error)});

Authentication via WalletConnect

Onec.auth.withWalletConnect().then((response) => {console.log(response)}).catch((error) => {console.log(error)});

Demystifying Response Object

Authentication functions return a promise which resolves to a User object or rejects with an error. The User Object has attributes like public address, username, email, createdAt, updatedAt, etc.

** User should sign the login message within 60 seconds otherwise the process will expire.

Next Release Features Announcement:

• Improvements in auth object like mechanisms for interacting/updating the User object.
• A new naas class which is a rest-client to connect the web apps with Onec's NaaS Suite.