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@stacks/profile
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Functions for manipulating user profiles.
npm install @stacks/profile
import { extractProfile } from '@stacks/profile';
// Token received after signin in browser using auth or connect package
const token = '<insert profile token here>';
const profile = extractProfile(token);
// profile
import { verifyProfileToken } from '@stacks/profile';
// Token received after signin in browser using auth or connect package
const token = '<insert profile token here>';
const publicKey = '<insert public key>';
const decodedToken = verifyProfileToken(token, publicKey);
// decodedToken if verified successfully
// Otherwise throws an error if token verification fails
import { makeProfileZoneFile } from '@stacks/profile';
const fileUrl = 'https://_example_.s3.amazonaws.com/naval.id/profile.json';
const origin = 'naval.id';
const zoneFile = makeProfileZoneFile(origin, fileUrl);
// zoneFile contents
import { signProfileToken, verifyProfileToken, extractProfile } from '@stacks/profile';
// Token received after signin in browser using auth or connect
const token = '<insert profile token here>';
const profile = extractProfile(token);
// warning: Do not expose your private key by hard coding in code. Use env variables to load private keys.
const privateKey = '<private key>'; // process.env.privateKey
const publicKey = '<public key>';
const signedToken = signProfileToken(profile, privateKey);
const decodedToken = verifyProfileToken(signedToken, publicKey);
// decodedToken if verified successfully
// Otherwise throws an error if token verification fails
import { extractProfile, Profile } from '@stacks/profile';
// Token received after signin in browser using auth or connect
const token = '<insert profile token here>';
// warning: Do not expose your private key by hard coding in code. Use env variables to load private keys.
const privateKey = '<private key>'; // process.env.privateKey
const publicKey = '<public key>';
const profile = extractProfile(token);
const profileObject = new Profile(profile);
console.log(profileObject);
const validationResults = Profile.validateSchema(profile);
console.log(validationResults.valid);
const profileJson = profileObject.toJSON();
console.log(profileJson);
const tokenRecords = profileObject.toToken(privateKey);
console.log(tokenRecords);
const profileFromToken = Profile.fromToken(tokenRecords, publicKey);
console.log(profileFromToken);
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Library for Stacks profiles
The npm package @stacks/profile receives a total of 5,043 weekly downloads. As such, @stacks/profile popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @stacks/profile demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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