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crypto-totp

v1.3.0

Published

Very simple implementation of TOTP code validation for 2FA.

Downloads

301

Readme

Crypto-TOTP

Very simple implementation of TOTP code validation for 2FA.

Installation

yarn add crypto-totp

Intitalize

const totp = require('crypto-totp')

API

generateSecret() => secret<String>

Generate a new totp secret, this is what will be revealed to the customer.

const secret = totp.generateSecret()

generateToken(secret<String>) => code<Int>

Generate a valid totp code for use in validation. This can be used to build an authenticator app or locally test.

  • secret - the value used to generate totp codes
const code = totp.generateToken('supersecret')

validateToken(token<String>, secret<String>, window*<Int>) => <Boolean>

This method is provided to validated a provided totp token. Customer would usually provide this from thier choosen authenticator app or device.

  • token - the 6 digit token generated.
  • secret - the secret revealed to the customer during setup.
  • window - Optional the number of previous codes to compare against, default is 1.
const isValid = totp.validateToken(123456, 'supersecret')

generateTotpUri(secret<String>, accountName<string>, issuer<String>, algo*<String>, digits*<Int>, period*<Int>) => uri<String>

Generate an ecoded string used to link the customer device. Issuer and account name are combined and displayed in the authenticator app.

  • secret - the value used to genertae totp codes
  • accountName - the unique value used to identify the customer.
  • issuer - the name displayed in the totp app.
  • algo - Optional the encryption algo used.
  • digits - Optional the number of digits to display.
  • period - Optional the length of time the generated code will be valid.
const URI = totp.generateTotpUri('supersecret', 'tacyarg', "Project")
console.log(URI) // <String>

//Issuer and account name are displayed in the authenticator app for the customer.
Project:tacyarg