@zibuthe7j11/fugit-et-atque v1.0.0

OTP io

Typed library to work 2fa via Google Authenticator/Time-based TOTP/Hmac-based HOTP

Example • API Reference

Why use this lib?

• Small. Tree-shakable, 0 dependencies
• Tested. Compatibility with Google Authenticator and with RFC4226 (HOTP) and RFC6238 (TOTP)

Install

• npm

  npm i @zibuthe7j11/fugit-et-atque

• Yarn

  yarn add @zibuthe7j11/fugit-et-atque

What is this?

• 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:
  • Only SHA-1 hash support
  • Only 6 digit codes
  • Keys should not be padded
  • TOTP period is 30 seconds

Google Authenticator limits are defaults for this library.

How it works?

// 1. Import library - use totp (code changes with time)
import { totp, generateKey, getKeyUri } from "@zibuthe7j11/fugit-et-atque";
// 2. Import crypto adapter. Either `crypto-node` or `crypto-web` - API is identical
import { hmac, randomBytes } from "@zibuthe7j11/fugit-et-atque/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
}

Api Reference

API Reference