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mfa-e2e

v1.0.6

Published

A Node.js package that generates MFA time bsaed one time token based on a secret which can be used in a end-to-end automated testing solution.

Downloads

1,424

Readme

mfa-e2e

A Node.js package that generates MFA time based one time token based on a secret which can be used in a end-to-end automated testing solution.

Currently, it supports Speakeasy which is a one-time passcode generator, ideal for use in two-factor authentication, that supports Google Authenticator and other two-factor devices.

Usage

First, install the package using npm:

npm install mfa-e2e --save

Then, require the package and use it like so:

var mfa = require('mfa-e2e');
let locals = {};
locals.secret = '{your secret}';
locals.encoding = 'base32'; // it's optional, the default one is base32
locals.algorithm = 'sha1'; // it's optional, the default one is sha1
locals.label = 'your label such as email';
locals.issuer = 'My test services';

async function test(){
    var token = await mfa.getToken(locals.secret);
    console.log('token - ' + token); 
    console.log('token verifed - ' + await mfa.verifyToken(locals.secret, token)); 
    console.log('QR Code Url - ' + await mfa.getQrCodeUrl(locals.secret, locals.label, locals.issuer)); 
}