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react-native-passkey

Native Passkeys on iOS (and soon android) using React Native.

Please note that this package only supports iOS 15.0+. Native android support will follow as soon as an API becomes available. (More info)

Installation

Javascript

For the javascript part of the installation you need to run

npm install react-native-passkey

yarn add react-native-passkey

Native

For the native part of the installation you need to run

cd ios && pod install

in the root of your React Native project.

Configuration

iOS

There are iOS specific steps you need to go through in order to configure Passkey support.

Set up an associated domain for your application (More info)

You need to associate a domain with your application. On your webserver set up this route:
```
GET https://<yourdomain>/.well-known/apple-app-site-association
```
This route should serve a static JSON object containing your team id and bundle identifier. Example (replace XXXXXXXXXX with your team identifier and the rest with your bundle id, e.g. "H123456789.com.mtrx0.passkeyExample"):
```
{
  "applinks": {},
  "webcredentials": {
    "apps": ["XXXXXXXXXX.YYY.YYYYY.YYYYYYYYYYYYYY"]
  },
  "appclips": {}
}
```
In XCode under Signing & Capabilities add a new Capability of type Associated Domains. Now add this and replace XXXXXX with your domain (e.g. apple.com)
```
webcredentials:XXXXXX
```

Usage

Configuration

Create a new Passkey Instance by passing in your previously configured associated domain and a display name for your app.

const passkey = new Passkey('example.com', 'Passkey Test App');

After configuration there are two methods used for creating new passkeys and authenticating with existing ones.

Creating a new Passkey

import { Passkey, PasskeyRegistrationResult } from 'react-native-passkey';

// Retrieve a valid FIDO2 attestation challenge
// The challenge needs to be a base64 encoded string
// and a newly generated user ID from your backend
// There are plenty of libraries which can be used for this (e.g. fido2-lib)

try {
  // Call the `register` method with the retrieved challenge and userID
  // A native overlay will be displayed
  const result: PasskeyRegistrationResult = await passkey.register(
    challenge,
    userID
  );

  // The registration result object will look like this:
  //  result = {
  //    credentialID: string;
  //     response: {
  //       clientDataJSON: string;
  //       attestationObject: string;
  //     }
  //  }

  // All strings inside this object are base64 encoded values.
  // Pass the result to your backend for verification...
} catch (error) {
  // Handle Error...
}

Authenticating with existing Passkey

import { Passkey, PasskeyAuthResult } from 'react-native-passkey';

// Retrieve a valid FIDO2 assertion challenge
// The challenge needs to be a base64 encoded string
// There are plenty of libraries which can be used for this (e.g. fido2-lib)

try {
  // Call the `auth` method with the retrieved challenge
  // A native overlay will be displayed
  const result: PasskeyAuthResult = await passkey.auth(challenge);

  // The authentication result object will look like this:
  //  result = {
  //    credentialID: string;
  //    userID: string;
  //     response: {
  //       clientDataJSON: string;
  //       authenticatorData: string;
  //       signature: string;
  //     }
  //  }

  // The userID string contains the id of the user associated with the retrieved passkey.

  // All strings inside this object are base64 encoded values
  // except the userID which is provided as a plain string.
  // Pass the result to your backend for verification...
} catch (error) {
  // Handle Error...
}

Security Keys

You can allow users to register and authenticate using a Security Key (like Yubikey).

For this just pass an options object containing { withSecurityKey: true } to the Passkey.auth() or Passkey.register() calls.

const result: PasskeyAuthResult = await passkey.auth(challenge, {
  withSecurityKey: true,
});

const result: PasskeyRegistrationResult = await passkey.register(
  challenge,
  userID,
  { withSecurityKey: true }
);

Contributing

See the contributing guide to learn how to contribute to the repository and the development workflow.

License

MIT