Ephemeral Auth React 🔐

Ephemeral authentication for React - No tokens, just proofs that vanish! 💨

Installation

```bash npm install poof-auth-react ```

Quick Start

```jsx import { PoofClient } from 'poof-auth-react';

const client = new PoofClient();

// Example usage async function loginUser(username: string) { // 1. Request ephemeral challenge const challengeResp = await client.requestLogin(username); console.log('Ephemeral Challenge:', challengeResp.challenge);

// 2. Solve challenge and get ephemeral session const solution = 'calculated_solution_here'; const authResp = await client.solveChallenge(username, solution);

if (authResp.status === 'authenticated') { console.log('Ephemeral Session:', authResp.session);

// 3. Use session (vanishes after use!)
const useResp = await client.useSession(authResp.session);
console.log('Access:', useResp);

} } ```

Features

• ✅ No tokens to steal
• ✅ Ephemeral sessions that vanish after use
• ✅ Quantum-resistant cryptography
• ✅ Simple API
• ✅ TypeScript support

How It Works

1. Request Ephemeral Challenge - Get a one-time mathematical problem
2. Solve Challenge - Create an ephemeral proof without tokens
3. Get Ephemeral Session - Receive a session that self-destructs
4. Use Session - Access granted! Then it goes POOF! 💨

Why Ephemeral Authentication?

Traditional auth uses long-lived tokens that can be stolen and reused.
Ephemeral Auth uses one-time proofs that vanish after each use.

🔓 Traditional: Token theft = Hours of access
✅ Ephemeral: Session theft = One action only