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liblogin-serv

v1.0.7

Published

Server side package for liblogin and hashconnect

Downloads

3

Readme

liblogin-server


This package is part of liblogin

For use on server side only!!

ServerUtilClass

export class ServerUtil<T extends object | string> {
  /**
   * @param domainUrl url used in hashConnect.authenticate method usually referring to domain of frontend
   * @param privateKey server private key used for signing the payload
   * @param mirrorNodeURL Mirror Node url to use for verification purpose. Including /api/v1 etc so in order to keep it as vendor agnostic as possible and allow it to stay updated
   */
  constructor(
    public domainUrl: string,
    privateKey: string | PrivateKey,
    mirrorNodeURL: string
  ) {}
}

Functions included inside ServerUtil ->

  • validateAccountId
  • getPayloadToSign
  • getDeterministicObjBuffer
  • verifyPayloadSig

validateAccountId

For a given user's account id checks if it exists and returns its keyType and public key that can be saved in database

/**
 * @param accountID accountID of user
 * @returns publicKey and key type from mirror node for the given accountID
 */
validateAccountId(accountID: string): Promise<{
    accountId: string;
    key: {
      keyType: "ED25519" | "ECDSA";
      key: string;
    };
}>;

getPayloadToSign

Generate the payload and signature to send on frontend

/**
 * @param data object or string to be signed under data field of hashpack #Do not provide a json object as objects are non deterministic liblogin takes care of making a deterministic payload object for you
 * @returns payload object and server signature in base64 format
 */
getPayloadToSign(data: T): {
  payload: {
    url: string;
    data: T;
  };
  serverSig: string;
};

verifyPayloadSig

Verifies the signed payload and user signature from frontend response

/**
 * @param userPubKey as received from mirror node in validateAccountId response
 * @param signedPayload Signed Object as returned from hashconnect.authenticate method
 * @param userSignature base64 formatted sig as provided by liblogin-client
 * @returns If user signed the payload
 */
verifyPayloadSig(userPubKey: string, signedPayload: SignedPayload<T>, userSignature: string): boolean;

getDeterministicObjBuffer

Generates a buffer from an object using deterministic stringification

/**
 * @param userPubKey as received from mirror node in validateAccountId response
 * @param signedPayload Signed Object as returned from hashconnect.authenticate method
 * @param userSignature base64 formatted sig as provided by liblogin-client
 * @returns If user signed the payload
 */
verifyPayloadSig(userPubKey: string, signedPayload: SignedPayload<T>, userSignature: string): boolean;

Addtionaly stand alone stringify is available if needed the api is similar to JSON.stringify visit json-stringify-deterministic for more info