@herond/tkey
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ShareA is stored on the user’s device ShareB is managed and split across Web3Auth's Auth Network ShareC is a recovery share
ShareA is stored on the user’s device ShareB is managed and split across Web3Auth's Auth Network ShareC is a recovery share
import HerondTKey from '@herond/tkey'
const _tKey = new HerondTKey({
enableLogging: true,
clientId: 'BHSdp-IiAoEUV6fpvMFZL12WNk0cXKx0-EKdeJBdVCMtG2LBFED-ice9-0xUnwd4o09Qj7PGnidBJJNqXWt4eU4',
hostUrl: 'https://metadata.tor.us',
network: 'testnet',
networkUrl: 'https://small-long-brook.ropsten.quiknode.pro/e2fd2eb01412e80623787d1c40094465aa67624a',
verifier: 'herond-jwt',
})
res = await tKey.login({
idToken,
deviceShare
})
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ShareA is stored on the user’s device ShareB is managed and split across Web3Auth's Auth Network ShareC is a recovery share
The npm package @herond/tkey receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, @herond/tkey popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @herond/tkey demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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