Server side library for Stellar SEP 0010 implementation.
Install the package with:
npm install stellar-auth-server --save
const StellarAuth = require('stellar-auth-server');
const serverKeyPair = StellarSdk.Keypair.fromSecret('SDL...A2J');
// optional param
const options = {
challengeExpiresIn: 300, // 5 minutes
invalidSequence: '0',
anchorName: 'Anchor server'
}
const stellarAuth = new StellarAuth(serverKeyPair, options);
- serverKeyPair
Server Keypair object.
Required: true - options
Object with optional params .
Required: false- challengeExpiresIn
time in seconds in which the challenge expires.
Default value:300
(5 minutes)
Required: false - invalidSequence
Invalid sequence for stellar transaction.
Default value:'0'
Required: false - anchorName
Default anchor name.
Default value:'Anchor server'
Required: false
- challengeExpiresIn
const clientPublicKey = 'GBF...3UZ';
const txBase64 = stellarAuth.challenge(clientPublicKey);
return { transaction: txBase64 };
stellarAuth.verify(txBase64SignedByClient)
.then(result => { token: buildToken(result.hash, result.clientPublicKey) })
.catch(e => { error: translate(e.message) || e.message })
Run all tests:
$ npm install
$ npm test
Run a single test suite:
$ npm run mocha -- test/lib/challenge.spec.js
Run a single test (case sensitive):
$ npm run mocha -- test/lib/challenge.spec.js --grep 'Should have valid timebounds'
Library based on Stellar SEP-0010 implementation