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@simplewebauthn/typescript-types
TypeScript types used by the @simplewebauthn series of libraries
@simplewebauthn/typescript-types
TypeScript typings for @simplewebauthn/server and @simplewebauthn/browser
v0.7.0 - The one that passes FIDO conformance testing
Packages:
- @simplewebauthn/browser@0.7.0
- @simplewebauthn/server@0.7.0
- @simplewebauthn/typescript-types@0.7.0
Changes:
- [server] Add support for TPM attestations
- [server] Add support for Android Key attestations
- [server] Add support for authenticator metadata statements and the FIDO Metadata Service (MDS)
Breaking Changes
- [server] The return type of
verifyAttestationResponse()changed frombooleantoPromise<boolean>. This was necessary to support querying FIDO MDS for an authenticator metadata statement during attestation verification. - [server] The optional
requireUserVerificationparameter ofverifyAssertionResponse()has been replaced with the new optionalfidoUserVerificationparameter. This enables greater control over user verification when verifying assertions.
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TypeScript types used by the @simplewebauthn series of libraries
The npm package @simplewebauthn/typescript-types receives a total of 237,151 weekly downloads. As such, @simplewebauthn/typescript-types popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @simplewebauthn/typescript-types 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.
Package last updated on 13 Jul 2020
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