@simplewebauthn/iso-webcrypto
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A small library for accessing a runtime's WebCrypto API
A small library for accessing a runtime's WebCrypto API. Supports browsers, and Node projects using ESM and/or CommonJS.
This library is not officially supported for use outside of SimpleWebAuthn!
npm install --save @simplewebauthn/iso-webcrypto
import WebCrypto from '@simplewebauthn/iso-webcrypto';
WebCrypto.randomUUID (); // => '43e16416-7a2a-4c00-b2e8-1ea7a57adfb9'
Thank you to Fabio Spampinato and their tiny-webcrypto project that all but solves the issue of isomorphic WebCrypto use across browsers and Node. I forked that project and made this one to add in support for Node libraries written in TypeScript that transpile to CommonJS modules.
v7.4.0
Packages:
Changes:
AuthenticatorAttestationResponseJSON now includes additional,
optional publicKeyAlgorithm, publicKey, and authenticatorData convenience values that track
JSON interface changes in WebAuthn L3 draft
(#400)verifyRegistrationResponse() and verifyAuthenticationResponse() now return the
matched origin and RP ID in their to output to help RP's that use the same verification logic with
multiple origins and RP ID's understand where a response was generated and for which RP
(#415)"smart-card" is now a recognized value for AuthenticatorTransportFuture
(#399)FAQs
A small library for accessing a runtime's WebCrypto API
We found that @simplewebauthn/iso-webcrypto 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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