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xforgot

v0.0.3

Published

`xforgot` generates and verifies time-limited one time passwords suitable for including in password reset links.

Downloads

5

Readme

xforgot - a library for generating password reset tokens

xforgot generates and verifies time-limited one time passwords suitable for including in password reset links.

Install

npm install --save xforgot

Usage

var xforgot = require("xforgot");
var token = xforgot({secret: "xyzzy", salt: "foobar"});

// Send token to user via URL...

if (xforgot.verify({ token: token, secret: "xyzzy", salt: "foobar" })) {
  // Reset the user's password...
}

Alternatively, you may create an instance of XForgot to override the default settings:

var XForgot = require("xforgot").XForgot;
var xforgot = new XForgot({salt: "xyzzy"});
// Continue as before...

Note the secret option is required to both generate and verify user-specific tokens. Otherwise, everyone would be able to reset each other's passwords 😱

On the other hand, the salt option is used to make it more difficult for someone to generate valid tokens if a hacker were to somehow gain access to the user-specific secret. The salt may be generated per token or set per application. In either case, the salt should be stored separately from the user- specific secret for better security.

Documentation

Full documentation at http://mikepb.github.io/xforgot/

License

MIT