authasher v1.0.0
Authasher
Installation & Usage
Install authasher with NPM
# npm install authasher --saveOr install it with Yarn
# yarn add authasherInclude and use it in your project:
const authasher = require('authasher');
const password = 'p@ssw0rd';
const hashedToken = authasher.create(password);
const result = authasher.validate(password, hashedToken);
console.log(result);
/**
* result = {
* valid: true,
* expired: false,
* corrupt: false
* }
**/Options
The available options to modify the hashing are:
algorithm- changes the encryption algorithm
- defaults to
aes192
hashing- changes the hashing algorithm
- defaults to
sha512
timeValidity- time that the hashed token should be valid for
iterations- number of PBKDF2 iterations - defaults to8192keyLength- length of generated keys - defaults to32
API
authasher::create(password, options)
password: String- the password you wish to hash
options: Object- options
This function creates a hash token from the provided password. Returns a hash token of type String.
authasher::validate(password, storedToken, options)
password: String- the challenging password to validate
storedToken: String- a stored token generated from
authasher::create
- a stored token generated from
options: Object- options
This function validates a hash token generated from authasher::create (:storedToken) with a challenge password (password). Returns an object of the following structure:
{
valid : Boolean,
expired : Boolean,
corrupt : Boolean
}Contributing
Overview
Fork it, make your changes and raise a pull request. Please include the relevant tests in the /test folder.
Installing the devDependencies
After forking the repository and cloning it locally, run the following command to install the devDependencies with NPM:
# npm install --only=devOr run the analogous command to install it with Yarn:
# yarn install Testing
Tests are written with the mocha testing framework and the chai assertion library.
Changelog
- Version 1.0.0
- Initial release
9 years ago