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@taktikorg/culpa-minus-minus
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> Typed library to work 2fa via Google Authenticator/Time-based TOTP/Hmac-based HOTP
Typed library to work 2fa via Google Authenticator/Time-based TOTP/Hmac-based HOTP
npm
npm i @taktikorg/culpa-minus-minus
Yarn
yarn add @taktikorg/culpa-minus-minus
HOTP
- HMAC-based One Time Password generation method. Uses incrementing with each login counter
and secret
to generate unique 6-8 digit codes.TOTP
- Time-based, uses current time
modulo period
(seconds) as counter in HOTP
,Google Authenticator
- uses simplified version of TOTP
to generate codes. Differences:
SHA-1
hash supportGoogle Authenticator limits are defaults for this library.
// 1. Import library - use totp (code changes with time)
import { totp, generateKey, getKeyUri } from "@taktikorg/culpa-minus-minus";
// 2. Import crypto adapter. Either `crypto-node` or `crypto-web` - API is identical
import { hmac, randomBytes } from "@taktikorg/culpa-minus-minus/crypto-node";
// 3. Get key from somewhere. Or generate it
const key = generateKey(randomBytes, /* bytes: */ 20); // 5-20 good for Google Authenticator
// 4. Get key import url
const url = getKeyUri({
type: "totp",
secret,
name: "User's Username",
issuer: "Your Site Name"
});
// 5. Show it to user as QR code - send it back to client
// Get 6-digit code back from him, as confirmation of saving secret key
const input = "...";
const code = await totp(hmac, { secret });
if (code === input) {
// 6. Done. User configured your key
}
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> Typed library to work 2fa via Google Authenticator/Time-based TOTP/Hmac-based HOTP
We found that @taktikorg/culpa-minus-minus 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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