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@passageidentity/authentikit

v1.1.3

Published

Are your users Passkey Ready? Find out for sure with Passage by 1Password and Authentikit for web.

Downloads

78

Readme

authentikit

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About

Passage by 1Password unlocks the passwordless future with a simpler, more secure passkey authentication experience. Passage handles the complexities of the WebAuthn API, and allows you to implement passkeys with ease.

Use Passkey Flex to add passkeys to an existing authentication experience.

Use Passkey Complete as a standalone passwordless auth solution.

Use Passkey Ready to determine if your users are ready for passkeys.

In authentikit

Authentikit evaluates the passkey readiness of a user's browser. Results gathered by this tool can be viewed at the Passkey Ready page in Passage Console. This function will use a combination of browser-defined WebAuthn utility functions and the user-agent to determine what passkey features are supported by the browser and post the results to Passage. This function will only post results to Passage once every 24 hours.

| Product | Compatible | | --- | --- | | Passkey Flex Passkey Flex |✖️ For Passkey Flex, check out passage-flex-js | Passkey Complete Passkey Complete | ✖️ For Passkey Complete, check out passage-elements | Passkey Ready Passkey Ready | ✅

Getting Started

Check Prerequisites

Install

npm i @passageidentity/authentikit

Import

import { Authentikit } from '@passageidentity/authentikit';

Initialize

const authentikit = new Authentikit({clientSideKey: 'YOUR_CLIENT_SIDE_KEY'});
authentikit.passkey.evaluateReadiness();

Go Passwordless

Find full implementation guidance on our Passkey Ready Documentation page.

Support & Feedback

We are here to help! Find additional docs, the best ways to get in touch with our team, and more within our support resources.