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@teamjayj/opaque-express-server

v0.3.0

Published

An `opaque-starter` server for [`express`](https://expressjs.com/). It simplifies the creation of an OPAQUE registration and authentication server.

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Readme

@teamjayj/opaque-express-server

An opaque-starter server for express. It simplifies the creation of an OPAQUE registration and authentication server.

NPM

Warning

This package is currently at an unstable release and only suited for experimentation. Use at your own risk.

Usage

Instantiate an OPAQUE server by specifying a driver. In this example, the @teamjayj/opaque-cloudflare-driver is used.

The server will initialize the driver for you. After getting a server instance, create its routes.

import { createServer } from '@teamjayj/opaque-express-server';

const opaqueServer = await createServer({
    driver: new OpaqueCloudflareServerDriver(
        'server-id',
        OpaqueCipherSuite.P256_SHA256
    ),
});

opaqueServer.createRoutes(app);

Configuration

You may configure the following optional properties of the server:

  • stores - specify implementations used for the server's credential and session store. It defaults to in-memory stores.
  • routes - specify the endpoint names used for registration and authentication.
  • generators - specify the functions used to generate credential and session IDs. It defaults to just using user IDs for credential IDs and uuidv4 for session IDs.

Routes

The OPAQUE server will provide the following routes by default:

  • POST /register-init - expects serialized data from clientRegisterInit step and userId from the request body.
  • POST /register-finish - expects serialized data from clientRegisterFinish step and userId from the request body.
  • POST /auth-init - expects serialized data from clientAuthInit step and userId from the request body.
  • POST /auth-finish - expects serialized data from clientAuthFinish step and sessionId from the request body.