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cognito-authentication

v1.0.12

Published

This is a package for AWS cognito OTP based authentication

Downloads

17

Readme

imobi-backend-authentication

This is a package for authentication

#To implement the package in yor project

import package

const authentication = require('cognito-authentication')

#Testing module with REPL

Start the Node.js REPL in the same folder as the index.js file:

When REPL has started you will see the > prompt. This means you can enter javascript code.

First enter the following

> authentication = require('./index')

you will get an output as

{ authentication: [Function: Authentication] }

then enter

> let auth=  new authentication.authentication({awsCognito:{clientId:'aws-cognito-client-id',userPoolId:'aws-cognito-userpool',region: 'us-east-1'})

finally

#To register with cognito

> auth.register('your-phone-number-with-country-code','your-password',['atributeList'],{'app_opt_hashcode':''})

To login

> auth.login('your-phone-number-with-country-code','your-password');

To verify OTP

> auth.verifyOTP('your-phone-number-with-country-code','otp-received');

To resend OTP

auth.reSendOtp('your-phone-number-with-country-code',{'app_opt_hashcode':''});

#To validate Token

auth.validateToken('your-jwt-token');

#Reset password

auth.forgotPassword('your-phone-number-with-country-code',{'app_opt_hashcode':''});

You will get an otp on your phone

auth.confirmReset('your-phone-number-with-country-code','otp-recieved','new-password');

#To delete an user (Not recomended)

auth.deleteUser('access_key','secret_key',username);

Note: An user with cognito-idp:AdminDeleteUser permission can only delete a user.
Access key and secret key not saving anywhere in the code. 

To exit REPL

> .exit

To use in an external project


npm install --save ../path-to-imobi-backend-authentication