New auth-proof package, simple authentication flow - #169
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Add @bsv/auth-proof — simple, secure wallet login via signed proofs
Adds a new package under packages/middleware/auth-proof.
What it does
A small, framework- and database-agnostic library for "prove you own this key" endpoints (login, etc.). The client wallet signs a
short-lived proof of identity-key ownership; the server verifies the signature, checks freshness, and consumes the proof once.
API
const authClient = new AuthProofClient({ protocol: [2, 'myapp auth'] })
const proof = await authClient.createAuthProof(wallet, backendPublicKey, 'login')
const authServer = new AuthProofServer({ protocol: [2, 'myapp auth'] })
const result = await authServer.verifyAuthProof(serverWallet, proof, 'login', { consumeNonce })
AuthProofClient / AuthProofServer classes are thin wrappers over standalone functions (createAuthProof, verifyAuthProof, …), which are
also exported. Options (protocol, windowMs, clockSkewMs) must match on client and server.
Included
single-use/replay.