mojo-auth.js v0.1.0

mojo-auth.js

mojoauth is a set of standard approaches to cross-app authentication based on Hash-based Message Authentication Codes (HMAC), inspired by "A REST API For Access To TURN Services".

Installation

Run npm install mojo-auth.js --save to add this library as a dependency to your Node.js project.

Usage

> var mojoauth = require('mojo-auth.js');

> var secret, credentials;
undefined

// Generate a shared secret
> secret = mojoauth.createSecret();
'27058c65ab05794cdec23abb2ad49f402e011d1ff56b61d4a4c37032ced2d94df6cff260c4fee814d1f9ea35fa7a2962332f0b2c5415e753b329c328a62c86f8'

// Create temporary credentials
> credentials = mojoauth.createCredentials({id: 'foobar', secret: secret});
{ username: '1413151933064:foobar',
  password: 'lvpE3AcLea5Io4mj8xT/eMlvw9k=' }

// Test credentials
> mojoauth.testCredentials({username: '1413151933064:foobar', password: 'lvpE3AcLea5Io4mj8xT/eMlvw9k='}, secret);
'foobar'
> mojoauth.testCredentials({username: '1413151933064:foobar', password: 'wrongpassword'}, secret);
false

// 1 day later
> mojoauth.testCredentials({username: '1413151933064:foobar', password: 'lvpE3AcLea5Io4mj8xT/eMlvw9k='}, secret);
false

Contributing

1. Fork it
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
5. Create a new Pull Request