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@datafire/6_dot_authentiqio_appspot
Advanced tools
Client library for Authentiq
npm install --save @datafire/6_dot_authentiqio_appspot
let dot_authentiqio_appspot = require('@datafire/6_dot_authentiqio_appspot').create();
.then(data => {
console.log(data);
});
Strong authentication, without the passwords.
Revoke an Authentiq ID using email & phone.
If called with email
and phone
only, a verification code
will be sent by email. Do a second call adding code
to
complete the revocation.
dot_authentiqio_appspot.key_revoke_nosecret({
"email": "",
"phone": ""
}, context)
object
string
: primary email associated to Key (ID)string
: primary phone number, international representationstring
: verification code sent by emailobject
string
: pending or doneRegister a new ID JWT(sub, devtoken)
v5: JWT(sub, pk, devtoken, ...)
See: https://github.com/skion/authentiq/wiki/JWT-Examples
dot_authentiqio_appspot.key_register({
"body": null
}, context)
object
object
string
: revoke keystring
: registeredRevoke an Identity (Key) with a revocation secret
dot_authentiqio_appspot.key_revoke({
"PK": "",
"secret": ""
}, context)
object
string
: Public Signing Key - Authentiq ID (43 chars)string
: revokation secretobject
string
: doneGet public details of an Authentiq ID.
dot_authentiqio_appspot.key.PK.get({
"PK": ""
}, context)
object
string
: Public Signing Key - Authentiq ID (43 chars)object
string
string
string
: base64safe encoded public signing keyHEAD info on Authentiq ID
dot_authentiqio_appspot.key.PK.head({
"PK": ""
}, context)
object
string
: Public Signing Key - Authentiq ID (43 chars)Output schema unknown
update properties of an Authentiq ID. (not operational in v4; use PUT for now)
v5: POST issuer-signed email & phone scopes in a self-signed JWT
See: https://github.com/skion/authentiq/wiki/JWT-Examples
dot_authentiqio_appspot.key_update({
"PK": "",
"body": null
}, context)
object
string
: Public Signing Key - Authentiq ID (43 chars)object
string
: confirmedUpdate Authentiq ID by replacing the object.
v4: JWT(sub,email,phone)
to bind email/phone hash;
v5: POST issuer-signed email & phone scopes
and PUT to update registration JWT(sub, pk, devtoken, ...)
See: https://github.com/skion/authentiq/wiki/JWT-Examples
dot_authentiqio_appspot.key_bind({
"PK": "",
"body": null
}, context)
object
string
: Public Signing Key - Authentiq ID (43 chars)object
string
: confirmedpush sign-in request See: https://github.com/skion/authentiq/wiki/JWT-Examples
dot_authentiqio_appspot.push_login_request({
"body": null,
"callback": ""
}, context)
object
string
: URI App will connect toobject
string
: sentscope verification request See: https://github.com/skion/authentiq/wiki/JWT-Examples
dot_authentiqio_appspot.sign_request({
"body": null
}, context)
object
integer
: test only mode, using test issuerobject
string
: 20-character IDstring
: waitingdelete a verification job
dot_authentiqio_appspot.sign_delete({
"job": ""
}, context)
object
string
: Job ID (20 chars)object
string
: doneget the status / current content of a verification job
dot_authentiqio_appspot.sign_retrieve({
"job": ""
}, context)
object
string
: Job ID (20 chars)object
integer
string
string
: base64safe encoded public signing keyHEAD to get the status of a verification job
dot_authentiqio_appspot.sign_retrieve_head({
"job": ""
}, context)
object
string
: Job ID (20 chars)Output schema unknown
this is a scope confirmation
dot_authentiqio_appspot.sign_confirm({
"job": ""
}, context)
object
string
: Job ID (20 chars)object
string
: confirmedauthority updates a JWT with its signature See: https://github.com/skion/authentiq/wiki/JWT-Examples
dot_authentiqio_appspot.sign_update({
"job": ""
}, context)
object
string
: Job ID (20 chars)object
string
: result is JWT or JSON??string
: readyobject
: Authentiq ID in JWT format, self-signed.
string
: device token for push messagesstring
: UUID and public signing keyobject
: Claim in JWT format, self- or issuer-signed.
string
string
string
: claim scopestring
: UUIDstring
object
string
integer
string
string
: unique uri for this errorobject
: PushToken in JWT format, self-signed.
string
: audience (URI)integer
integer
string
: issuer (URI)integer
string
: UUID and public signing keyFAQs
DataFire integration for Authentiq
The npm package @datafire/6_dot_authentiqio_appspot receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, @datafire/6_dot_authentiqio_appspot popularity was classified as not popular.
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