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@tkey/security-questions
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The tKey Security Questions Module helps you add or remove the and password as a share for tkey. This module is the part of the tKey SDK.
npm install --save @tkey/security-questions
SecurityQuestionsModule
class from @tkey/security-questions
import SecurityQuestionsModule from "@tkey/security-questions";
SecurityQuestionsModule
class to a variableconst securityQuestionsModule = new SecurityQuestionsModule(params);
params
saveAnswers?
: boolean
The SecurityQuestionsModule
class returns an object with the following properties:
class SecurityQuestionsModule implements IModule {
moduleName: string;
tbSDK: ITKeyApi;
saveAnswers: boolean;
constructor(saveAnswers?: boolean);
static refreshSecurityQuestionsMiddleware(generalStore: unknown, oldShareStores: ShareStoreMap, newShareStores: ShareStoreMap): unknown;
setModuleReferences(tbSDK: ITKeyApi): void;
initialize(): Promise<void>;
generateNewShareWithSecurityQuestions(answerString: string, questions: string): Promise<GenerateNewShareResult>;
getSecurityQuestions(): string;
inputShareFromSecurityQuestions(answerString: string): Promise<void>;
changeSecurityQuestionAndAnswer(newAnswerString: string, newQuestions: string): Promise<void>;
saveAnswerOnTkeyStore(answerString: string): Promise<void>;
getAnswer(): Promise<string>;
}
With the SecurityQuestionsModule
, you've access to the following functions:
generateNewShareWithSecurityQuestions(answerString: string, questions: string)
answerString
: Answer corresponding to a security questionquestions
: The secutity questionPromise<GenerateNewShareResult>
: The GenerateNewShareResult
objectdeclare type GenerateNewShareResult = {
newShareStores: ShareStoreMap;
newShareIndex: BN;
};
export declare type ShareStoreMap = {
[shareIndex: string]: ShareStore;
};
declare class ShareStore implements ISerializable {
share: Share;
polynomialID: PolynomialID;
constructor(share: Share, polynomialID: PolynomialID);
static fromJSON(value: StringifiedType): ShareStore;
toJSON(): StringifiedType;
}
getSecurityQuestions()
string
: The security questioninputShareFromSecurityQuestions(answerString: string)
answerString
: Answer corresponding to the security questionchangeSecurityQuestionAndAnswer(newAnswerString: string, newQuestions: string)
newAnswerString
: Answer corresponding to the new security questionnewQuestions
: The new secutity questionsaveAnswerOnTkeyStore(answerString: string)
answerString
: Answer corresponding to the security questiongetAnswer
string
: The answer corresponding to the security questionFAQs
TKey Security Questions Module
The npm package @tkey/security-questions receives a total of 382 weekly downloads. As such, @tkey/security-questions popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @tkey/security-questions demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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