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@otplib/preset-browser

v12.0.1

Published

browser compatible preset for otplib

Downloads

19,641

Readme

@otplib/preset-browser

Independent otplib browser bundle containing browser-compatible plugins

@otplib/preset-browser is a self-contained umd bundle, with Buffer split out as an external dependency and certain defaults chosen to reduce the browser size.

Getting Started

Check out the main project documentation for more information on the library.

There are 2 scripts required: @otplib/preset-browser/index.js and @otplib/preset-browser/buffer.js.

<script src="https://unpkg.com/@otplib/preset-browser@^12.0.0/buffer.js"></script>
<script src="https://unpkg.com/@otplib/preset-browser@^12.0.0/index.js"></script>

<script type="text/javascript">
  // window.otplib.authenticator
  // window.otplib.hotp
  // window.otplib.totp
</script>

The buffer.js provided by this library is a cached copy from https://www.npmjs.com/package/buffer. You can also download and include the latest version via their project page.

In the above example, we are directly using the scripts hosted by unpkg.com.

You can also npm install @otplib/preset-browser and get the bundle from the node_modules/@otplib/preset-browser folder.

Plugins Used

The following plugins were used as default:

  • crypto: crypto-js
  • encoder: base32-encode
  • decoder: base32-decode

For more details, you can take a look at packages/otplib-preset-browser/src/index.ts.

Bundle Size

The approximate bundle sizes are as follows:

| Bundle Type | Size | | --------------------------------- | ---------- | | original | 324KB | | original, minified + gzipped | 102KB | | optimised | 30.9KB | | optimised, minified + gzipped | 9.53KB |

Paired with the gzipped browser buffer.js module, it would be about 7.65KB + 9.53KB = 17.18KB.

License

@otplib/preset-browser is MIT licensed