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trusted-accounts-sdk-node
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The Trusted Accounts Node SDK allows you to integrate user verification and validation into your Node.js application with minimal setup. It supports the OIDC flow, dynamic redirects, and session management.
npm install --save trusted-accounts-sdk-node
Get your platform credentials by creating a free developer account here: developer console.
import TrustedAccountsClient from 'trusted-accounts-sdk-node';
const taClient = new TrustedAccountsClient(
"CLIENT_ID", // Your Client ID
"CLIENT_SECRET", // Your Client Secret
"REDIRECT_URL" // Your Redirect URI
);
app.get('/start-verification', async (req, res) => {
// Generate the verification URL
const verificationUrl = await taClient.generateAuthorizationUrl(
'foo@bar.com', // The email of the user you want to validate
);
// Redirect the user to the verification page
// or create a verification button to trigger it manually
res.redirect(verificationUrl);
});
app.get('/callback', async (req, res) => {
const trustedId = await taClient.handleCallback(req.query.code);
res.send('Verification completed! Trusted ID: ' + trustedId);
});
That's it! You have successfully integrated Trusted Accounts on your platform! 🖖 Try validate yourself and then go to the user list in the developer console to find the newly validated user.
FAQs
A simple SDK for Trusted Accounts for NodeJS
We found that trusted-accounts-sdk-node 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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