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junopass-js

v1.0.0

Published

Passwordless and OTP authentication for the web

Downloads

3

Readme

JunoPass-js

Installation

Using Yarn

yarn add junopass-js

Using NPM

npm install junopass-js

How to authenticate

Step 1

Submit authentication details to JunoPass. Verify signed challenge hash for authenticity.

junopass.accessToken = "xxx"
junopass.junoPassPublicKey = "ae7b59d370ec4d04011baf2738ef068cb1dde6d22e55d16e6ccc0f6c69307cc4"
junopass.projectID = "xxx"

let keys = junopass.setupDevice()
let publicKey = keys.publicKey
junopass.authenticate("EMAIL", "[email protected]", publicKey).then(function (resp) {
    console.log(resp.deviceID)
    console.log(resp.validChallenge)
}).catch(function (err) {
    console.error("Error experienced", err)
})

Step 2

Use the challenge and device ID returned from step 1 plus the user sent OTP token to verify registration/login request. OTP token will be automatically sent to the user through SMS or email after completing step 1.

junopass.verify(challenge, deviceID, devicePrivateKey, otp).then(function (resp) {
    // Print all items returned
    console.log(res)
    let jwtToken = res.access_token
    // Save user token and login user normally.
    console.log(jwtToken)
}).catch(function (err) {
    console.error("Error experienced", err)
})

Generating device keys

Use this during setup/registration. Consider keeping the keys in a safe place for future use. Note the private_key must never be shared. We recommend keeping it in a secure key store. Send all your requests through using secure network protocol i.e https

let keys = junopass.setupDevice()
console.log(keys.secretKey)
console.log(keys.publicKey)

Running Tests

npm test