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replit-identity
Advanced tools
A simple package to interact with the Replit CLI's identity command.
Supports TypeScript
Create and verify Replit Identity tokens.
const { create, verify } = require('replit-identity');
const audience = 'target-repl-id';
const token = await create(audience);
const info = await verify(token, audience);
console.log(info);
npm install replit-identity
Important: This package can only be used within a Replit environment.
The replit-identity
module exports the following functions:
create
Creates a new identity token.
audience
(string): The target audience for the token.verify
Verifies an existing identity token.
token
(string): The token to verify.audience
(string): The audience to verify against.Example return value:
const info = {
slug: "repl-name",
replId: "unique-repl-id",
audience: "target-repl-id",
username: "jane_doe" ,
userId: 12345,
runtime: {
// Based on Replit environment:
interactive: {
cluster: 'example-cluster',
subcluster: 'example-subcluster'
},
// Or:
hosting: {
cluster: 'example-cluster',
subcluster: 'example-subcluster'
},
// Or (if in deployment):
deployment: true,
}
}
FAQs
A simple package to interact with the Replit CLI's identity command.
The npm package replit-identity receives a total of 27 weekly downloads. As such, replit-identity popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that replit-identity demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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