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aspnetcore-identity-password-hasher
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NodeJS implementation of ASP.NET Core Identity Password Hasher
A useful library incase you are migrating user data including hashed passwords from a .NET Core stack to Node.js. Provides a Node.js implementation of ASP.NET Core Identity's Password Hasher including verification support for both V2 and V3.
Install the package using yarn
:
yarn add aspnetcore-identity-password-hasher
Or npm
:
npm install aspnetcore-identity-password-hasher
const identity = require('aspnetcore-identity-password-hasher');
Generating a password hash:
Uses the V3 method to generate a password hash. See the note below if you are interested in using the old V2 method.
const password = 'example';
identity.hash(password).then(hashedPassword => {
// Store the hashed password
});
Verifying plain text password with associated hash:
Is able to verify both V2 and V3 hashes since the format type is included within the payload of the hash.
identity.verify(password, hashedPassword).then(res => {
// res is true if the plain text password matches with the hash
// otherwise false.
});
The original PasswordHasher class from .NET Core has been completely ported and is available in src/PasswordHasher.ts
. The class includes explicit method for generating V2 password hashes.
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NodeJS implementation of ASP.NET Core Identity Password Hasher
The npm package aspnetcore-identity-password-hasher receives a total of 422 weekly downloads. As such, aspnetcore-identity-password-hasher popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that aspnetcore-identity-password-hasher 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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