Object-oriented OTP library

jakelee8 commented 7 years ago

@markbao @railsstudent This rewrite of Speakeasy drops legacy support and simplifies usage by including sensible quickstart defaults. By default:

Two-sided window for both TOTP and HOTP
Default window=1
Default period=30, renamed from step to match URL parameter
API only accessible via new TOTP({...}) and new HOTP({...}).

Issues:

[ ] Type checking unnecessary in TypeScript, but not available in plain JS. Add type checking or assume developer knows best? Considering number of usage issues in Speakeasy...
[ ] Update documentation
[ ] Update build/CI
[x] Convert floating point inputs to integers, test floating point inputs, e.g. {time: 100.123}
[ ] Release libotp aka Speakeasy 3.0

To build and test:

npm install
npm run prepare
npm run test

railsstudent commented 7 years ago

What needs to be done in the current stage?

jakelee8 commented 7 years ago

Please see checklist in issue description.

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railsstudent commented 7 years ago

@markbao @mikepb I will work on update documentation.

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