A sample command-line application with an entrypoint in bin/, library code
in lib/, and example unit test in test/.
The actual package is in packages/authn. To use it add following to your
dependencies: section in the pupspec.yaml file.
authn:
path: packages/authn
See the example file.
Until you know where you gRPC translator to WebAuthn is up and running you enter something like this to the command-line in the repo's root:
dart bin/cli.dart login elli200 10 cfg.yaml
dart bin/cli.dart login elli200 10The Authn package works with the Flutter as well. However, your deployment bundle and your target OS defines how you should use and configure the Authn package. The current version is tested with the desktop implementations for Flutter and CLI version for pure Dart (this repo).
For the Flutter update your dependencies: with the relative path:
authn:
path: ../dart_cli/packages/authn
Note the prefix ../dart_cli/, relative path, could absolute but makes life
easier when playing with others. However, when the Authn package is mature
enough it will get it's own repo and maybe even be registered into package
manager.
The current implementation uses YAML files for package Configurations. If you're targeting mobile OS, you probably prefer something else like installation bundle. Same goes with the mTLS certification files. You can use Flutter to read both of those informations from bundle. See the documentation, you can google, can you?
Happy coding!
---
keyFile: /home/.../github.com/.../client.key
certFile: /home/.../github.com/.../client.crt
salt: 99
address: localhost
port: 50051
url: http://localhost:8090
aaguid: 12.....8-4..f-47.d-..1f-f192871a1511---
keyFile: <tls-client-key-file> # see other documentation
certFile: <tls-client-cert-file> # see other documentation
salt: NN # two digit security salt
address: <grpc-service-addr>
port: <grpc-port>
url: <FIDO2-server-URL> # e.g. http://localhost:8090
aaguid: <your-authenticators-UUID> # just generate and keep the same