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mfa-lib
Lightweight, secure MFA (TOTP) + backup codes utility for Node.js / NestJS apps.
✨ Features
- 🔐 Time-based One-Time Password (TOTP)
- 📱 Works with Google Authenticator, Microsoft Authenticator, Authy, etc.
- 📷 QR code for TOTP setup.
- 🔁 Backup codes generation and validation
- 🔒 SHA-256 hashing for secure storage
- 🧩 Minimal dependencies and TypeScript support
📦 Installation
npm install mfa-libor
yarn add mfa-lib🚀 Usage
Generate MFA Secret and Qrcode
import { authenticator, generateQrCode } from 'mfa-lib';
const secret = authenticator.generateSecret()
const otpAuth = authenticator.keyuri("username-or-id", "your-app-name", secret)
const qrCode = await generateQrCode(otpAuth) // return base64 imageGenerate MFA Secret and OTP
import { authenticator } from 'mfa-lib';
const secret = authenticator.generateSecret();
const token = authenticator.generate(secret);
const isValid = authenticator.check(token, secret); // true or falseGenerate Backup Codes
import { generateBackupCodes } from 'mfa-lib';
const { backupCodes, hashedCodes } = generateBackupCodes(5);
// Store hashedCodes in your database; backupCodes can be shown once to the userValidate a Backup Code
import { validateBackupCode } from 'mfa-lib';
const result = validateBackupCode(hashedCodes, inputCode);
if (result.status) {
// code is valid
// result.backupCodes contains remaining valid codes (after removing the used one)
} else {
// invalid code
}📘 API
generateBackupCodes(count?: number): BackupCode
Generates a set of backup codes and their hashed equivalents.
count: Number of backup codes (default = 10)- Returns:
{ backupCodes: string[], hashedCodes: string[] }
validateBackupCode(hashedCodes: string[], inputCode: string): UpdatedBackupCode
Validates a backup code against the list of stored (hashed) codes.
- Returns:
{ status: boolean, backupCodes?: string[] }
🛡️ Security Notes
- Always store only hashed versions of backup codes
- Treat backup codes as one-time use
- Securely store the TOTP secret (e.g., in a secret manager)
- Regenerate codes if compromised
🔧 Types
interface BackupCode {
backupCodes: string[];
hashedCodes: string[];
}
interface UpdatedBackupCode {
status: boolean;
backupCodes?: string[];
}📄 License
MIT © 2025 Collins Ihezie
Author
🙌 Contributions
Issues and PRs welcome! Submit here.