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unbreached

v1.0.2

Published

A small package to check if your users are accessing your service with compromized credentials (email and password)

Downloads

9

Readme

What is Unbreached?

Unbreached is a small package to check if your users are signing up for your service with compromized credentials ( email and password)

Installation

npm i unbreached --save

Usage

const unbreached = require('unbreached');

/** This only checks the email address to see if has been breached.
Note : Not sending an email will automatically result in false **/
async function checkEmail() {

    const email = '[email protected]';

    const isBreached = await unbreached.checkEmail(email)
    console.log(isBreached)   // True or False
    if (isBreached === true) {
        // Prevent them from doing whatever 
    } else {
        // Allow them to do whatever
    }

}

/** This checks both the email and password. If no matching pair is found,
* It will result in false . Note: Not sending both an email and password will automatically result in false **/
async function checkEmailandPassword() {

    const email = '[email protected]';
    const password = 'examplepassword';

    const isBreached = await unbreached.checkEmailPassword(email, password)
    console.log(isBreached)   // True or False
    if (isBreached === true) {
        // Prevent them from doing whatever 
    } else {
        // Allow them to do whatever
    }

}