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web3-cardano-token

v0.0.12

Published

Web3 Token is a new way to authenticate users in hybrid dApps using signed messages.

Downloads

51

Readme

Web3 Cardano Token

Web3 Cardano Token is a new way to authenticate users. A replacement for JWT in hybrid dApps.

Install

$ npm i web3-cardano-token

Example usage (Client side)

Using Nami Wallet extension:

import Web3Token from 'web3-cardano-token/dist/browser';

// Connection to Nami wallet
const cardano = window.cardano;
await cardano.nami.enable();

// getting address from which we will sign message
const address = (await cardano.getUsedAddresses())[0];

// generating a token with 1 day of expiration time
const token = await Web3Token.sign(msg => cardano.signData(your_address, toHex(msg)), '1d');

// attaching token to authorization header ... for example

Example usage (Server side)

const Web3Token = require('web3-cardano-token/dist/node');

// getting token from authorization header ... for example
const token = req.headers['Authorization']

const { address, body } = await Web3Token.verify(token);

// now you can find that user by his address
// (better to do it case insensitive)
req.user = await User.findOne({ address });

API

Argument | Name | Description | Required | Example --- | --- | --- | --- | --- 1 | signer | A function that returns a promise with signature string eg: await namiWallet.signData(address, data) | required | (body) => await namiWallet.signData(addr1e2..0c, body) 2 | expire_in | A string that represents a time span (see ms module) or a number of milliseconds | optional (default: 1d) | 1 day 3 | body | An object that will be appended to a signature's body. Can only contain string values. Can be used for some custom data. | optional | { 'Custom-data': 'some custom data' }


License

Web3 Cardano Token is released under the MIT license. © 2021 Srdjan Stankovic

Note:

This package is based upon web3-token package and uses the same API.