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use-sui-passkey

v1.0.5

Published

A React hook for Sui passkeys

Readme

NPM Version

use-sui-passkey

use-sui-passkey is a lightweight React hook that simplifies integrating Sui Passkey authentication. It exposes helper functions for creating or recovering a passkey, signing messages or transactions and tracks basic state like loading or error information.

welcome

Installation

npm install use-sui-passkey
# or
yarn add use-sui-passkey

Quick start

Look at /example for more

import { useSuiPasskey } from 'use-sui-passkey';

export default function App() {
  const {
    supported,
    address,
    create,
    recoverTwoStep,
    clear,
    loading,
    error,
  } = useSuiPasskey({ rpName: 'My Dapp' });

  if (!supported) return <div>Passkeys unsupported</div>;

  return (
    <div>
      <button onClick={() => create()} disabled={loading}>Create passkey</button>
      <button onClick={() => recoverTwoStep()} disabled={loading}>Sign in</button>
      {address && <p>Signed in as {address}</p>}
      {error && <p>{String(error)}</p>}
      {address && <button onClick={clear}>Logout</button>}
    </div>
  );
}

API

useSuiPasskey(options: UseSuiPasskeyOptions)

Options

  • rpName: string – human readable name displayed by the passkey provider.
  • rpId?: string – relying party ID. Defaults to the current hostname.
  • authenticatorAttachment?: 'platform' | 'cross-platform' – optional hint for UI.
  • storage?: Storage – custom persistence. Defaults to localStorage in the browser.
  • storageKey?: string – key used for persistence. Defaults to an internal value.
  • autoLoad?: boolean – rehydrate keypair from storage on mount. Defaults to true.

Returns

  • supported: boolean – whether WebAuthn is available in the environment.
  • initialised: boolean – whether the underlying provider has been created.
  • loading: boolean – indicates whether an operation is in progress.
  • error: unknown | null – last error, if any.
  • address: string | null – Sui address once authenticated.
  • keypair: PasskeyKeypair | null – current keypair instance.
  • create(): Promise<{ keypair: PasskeyKeypair; address: string }> – register a new passkey and cache its public key.
  • recoverTwoStep(m1?: Uint8Array | string, m2?: Uint8Array | string): Promise<{ keypair: PasskeyKeypair; address: string }> – recover an existing passkey using two signed messages.
  • signPersonalMessage(message: Uint8Array | string): Promise<{ signature: string }> – sign an arbitrary message.
  • signTransaction(txBytes: Uint8Array): Promise<{ signature: string }> – sign a transaction block.
  • clear(): void – remove cached public key and reset the hook state.

License

MIT