@simplewebauthn/typescript-types
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TypeScript types used by the @simplewebauthn series of libraries
TypeScript typings for @simplewebauthn/server and @simplewebauthn/browser
v1.0.0 - The one that gets things out of "Beta"
Packages:
Changes:
verifyAttestationResponse()
and verifyAssertionResponse()generateAttestationOptions() to force legacy
authenticatorSelection.requireResidentKey to true when authenticatorSelection.residentKey is
"required" (as per L2 of the WebAuthn spec)AuthenticatorDevice type with optional transports propertyThere are no breaking changes in this release. Several recent minor changes presented an opportunity to release a "v1.0". I'd received enough positive feedback about SimpleWebAuthn and noticed growing usage which granted me the confidence to take advantage of this opportunity.
And perhaps this will give the project more legitimacy in the eyes of larger organizations wishing to use it but waiting for the libraries to "get out of beta"...
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TypeScript types used by the @simplewebauthn series of libraries
The npm package @simplewebauthn/typescript-types receives a total of 476,441 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.
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