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ssb-http-auth-client

v1.1.1

Published

Secret-stack plugin to implement Sign-in with SSB over HTTP

Downloads

28

Readme

ssb-http-auth-client

Plugin that implements Sign-in with SSB (primarily to the web dashboard of SSB servers, such as rooms and others) on the client-side. This is supposed to be installed and used on apps that make remote calls to servers, thus clients.

Installation

Prerequisites:

  • Node.js 6.5.0 or higher
  • Requires secret-stack@>=6.2.0
  • Requires ssb-keys@>=8.1.0
  • ssb-conn installed as a secret-stack plugin
npm install --save ssb-http-auth-client

Require and use the following plugin into your ssb-server or secret-stack setup:

 SecretStack({appKey: require('ssb-caps').shs})
   .use(require('ssb-master'))
   .use(require('ssb-logging'))
   .use(require('ssb-conn'))
   .use(require('ssb-replicate'))
   .use(require('ssb-ebt'))
+  .use(require('ssb-http-auth-client'))
   .use(require('ssb-friends'))
   .use(require('ssb-about'))
   .call(null, require('./config'));

Usage

In both of the cases below, calling these muxrpc APIs is equivalent to fully authorizing ⚠️ the sign-in to complete. Other calls happen automatically in the background to complete the sign-in process.

  • sbot.httpAuthClient.produceSignInWebUrl(serverId, cb)
    • Call this muxrpc API when you want your application to produce a login URL on the web interface on the server which owns the SSB ID serverId. The response is a web URL which you can use to redirect your app to the operating system's default browser.
  • sbot.httpAuthClient.consumeSignInSsbUri(ssbUri, cb)
    • According to the Sign-in with SSB spec, it may in some cases produce an SSB URI on the server's web page of the format ssb:experimental?action=start-http-auth..... You should call this muxrpc API and provide the ssbUri to authorize ssb-http-auth-client to complete the sign-in process.
  • sbot.httpAuthClient.invalidateAllSessions(serverId, cb)
    • Call this muxrpc API when you want your application to sign out from all possible browser sessions that were previously authorized with the server which owns the SSB ID serverId.

License

LGPL-3.0