@tempoxyz/auth 0.0.0-pr-74.sha-7c7ca79 → 0.0.0-pr-76.sha-87f6de0

package/dist/Actions.d.ts

@@ -12,7 +12,6 @@ import type { Tokens } from './Tokens.ts';
 export * as device from './actions/device.ts';
 export * as email from './actions/email.ts';
 export * as oauth from './actions/oauth.ts';
-export * as passkey from './actions/passkey.ts';
 export * as provider from './actions/provider.ts';
 export * as redirect from './actions/redirect.ts';
 export * as tempoAccount from './actions/tempoAccount.ts';
@@ -35,12 +34,6 @@ export declare namespace authorize {
          * defaults to the user's first. Defaults to a new key.
          */
         accessKey?: Account.Account | undefined;
-        /**
-         * A message the owner's signature binds, such as a sign-in challenge the app's backend issued.
-         * Tempo Auth binds its EIP-191 hash as the key authorization's `witness`. Only an app with the
-         * `tempo-auth:sign` scope may send one.
-         */
-        challenge?: string | undefined;
         /** What the key may do. It must fit the headless ceiling, which fills what it leaves out. */
         permissions?: Permissions<chainId> | undefined;
     };

package/dist/Actions.js

@@ -4,7 +4,6 @@ import { request } from './internal/request.js';
 export * as device from './actions/device.js';
 export * as email from './actions/email.js';
 export * as oauth from './actions/oauth.js';
-export * as passkey from './actions/passkey.js';
 export * as provider from './actions/provider.js';
 export * as redirect from './actions/redirect.js';
 export * as tempoAccount from './actions/tempoAccount.js';
@@ -30,7 +29,6 @@ export async function authorize(auth, options = {}) {
     const response = await Api.post(auth, '/v1/authorize', {
         json: request(auth, {
             accessKey: key.accessKey,
-            challenge: options.challenge,
             permissions: options.permissions,
         }),
     });

package/dist/Auth.d.ts

@@ -86,7 +86,7 @@ export declare namespace RequestError {
         uri?: string | undefined;
     };
     /** Each refusal's stable name. `docs/errors.md` explains each one. */
-    type Reason = 'already_decided' | 'approval_pending' | 'body_too_large' | 'challenge_not_permitted' | 'cross_site_request' | 'device_code_expired' | 'duplicate_limit' | 'empty_limits' | 'empty_scopes' | 'expiry_exceeds_maximum' | 'expiry_passed' | 'foreign_account' | 'foreign_origin' | 'invalid_chain' | 'invalid_code' | 'invalid_expiry' | 'invalid_field' | 'invalid_origin' | 'invalid_public_key' | 'limit_exceeds_maximum' | 'malformed_body' | 'missing_code_challenge' | 'missing_key' | 'missing_recipients' | 'periodic_limit' | 'polling_too_fast' | 'rate_limited' | 'rejected' | 'request_denied' | 'scope_without_limit' | 'session_required' | 'unexpected' | 'unknown_code' | 'unknown_endpoint' | 'unsupported_call' | 'unsupported_step' | 'unsupported_token' | 'upstream_unavailable' | 'webauthn_rejected' | 'webauthn_required';
+    type Reason = 'already_decided' | 'approval_pending' | 'body_too_large' | 'cross_site_request' | 'device_code_expired' | 'duplicate_limit' | 'empty_limits' | 'empty_scopes' | 'expiry_exceeds_maximum' | 'expiry_passed' | 'foreign_account' | 'foreign_origin' | 'invalid_chain' | 'invalid_code' | 'invalid_expiry' | 'invalid_field' | 'invalid_origin' | 'invalid_period' | 'invalid_public_key' | 'limit_exceeds_maximum' | 'malformed_body' | 'missing_code_challenge' | 'missing_key' | 'missing_recipients' | 'polling_too_fast' | 'rate_limited' | 'rejected' | 'request_denied' | 'scope_without_limit' | 'session_required' | 'unexpected' | 'unknown_code' | 'unknown_endpoint' | 'unsupported_call' | 'unsupported_step' | 'unsupported_token' | 'upstream_unavailable';
 }
 /** A client's {@link Account} read before a sign-in set it, or after sign-out emptied it. */
 export declare class SignedOutError extends Error {

package/dist/Decorator.d.ts

@@ -95,10 +95,6 @@ export declare namespace tempoAuth {
                 /** `Actions.oauth.userInfo`. */
                 userInfo: (options: Actions.oauth.userInfo.Options) => Promise<User>;
             };
-            passkey: {
-                /** `Actions.passkey.signIn`, which sets the client's account unless it returns a step. */
-                signIn: <const id extends number = chainId>(options?: Actions.passkey.signIn.Options<id>) => Promise<Actions.passkey.signIn.ReturnType<id>>;
-            };
             provider: {
                 /** `Actions.provider.list`. */
                 list: () => Promise<Actions.provider.list.ReturnType>;

package/dist/Decorator.js

@@ -111,15 +111,6 @@ export function tempoAuth(options) {
                     jwks: () => Actions.oauth.jwks(auth),
                     userInfo: (options) => Actions.oauth.userInfo(auth, options),
                 },
-                passkey: {
-                    async signIn(options = {}) {
-                        const apply = begin();
-                        const result = await Actions.passkey.signIn(auth, options);
-                        if (!('step' in result))
-                            apply(result.account);
-                        return result;
-                    },
-                },
                 provider: {
                     list: () => Actions.provider.list(auth),
                     signIn: (options) => Actions.provider.signIn(auth, options),

package/dist/Permissions.d.ts

@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ export type Permissions<chainId extends number = number> = {
     chainId?: chainId | undefined;
     /** Unix seconds. Viem's `Expiry` builds one, such as `Expiry.days(1)`. Defaults to a year from now. */
     expiry?: number | undefined;
-    /** How much of each token the key may spend. Defaults to about $1,000 of each token it calls, or of OUSD. */
+    /** How much of each token the key may spend, in total or, with a `period` in seconds, per period. Defaults to about $1,000 of each token it calls, or of OUSD. */
     limits?: KeyAuthorization.KeyAuthorization['limits'];
     /** The calls the key may make. Defaults to transfers of each token it limits. */
     scopes?: KeyAuthorization.KeyAuthorization['scopes'];

package/dist/actions/device.d.ts

@@ -21,12 +21,6 @@ export declare namespace authorize {
          * defaults to the user's first. Defaults to a new key.
          */
         accessKey?: Account.Account | undefined;
-        /**
-         * A message the owner's signature binds, such as a sign-in challenge the app's backend issued.
-         * Tempo Auth binds its EIP-191 hash as the key authorization's `witness`. Only an app with the
-         * `tempo-auth:sign` scope may send one.
-         */
-        challenge?: string | undefined;
         /**
          * The name the approval page shows. Defaults to the machine's hostname in Node, Bun, and Deno,
          * and to `Unknown device` elsewhere.

package/dist/actions/device.js

@@ -17,9 +17,6 @@ export async function authorize(auth, options = {}) {
     const key = await AccessKey.resolve(options.accessKey);
     const code = await Api.json(await Api.post(auth, '/v1/device/authorize', {
         json: {
-            ...(options.challenge === undefined
-                ? {}
-                : { challenge: options.challenge }),
             device: options.device ?? hostname(),
             key_authorization: request(auth, {
                 accessKey: key.accessKey,

package/dist/actions/email.d.ts

@@ -40,21 +40,10 @@ export declare namespace signIn {
          * defaults to the user's first. Defaults to a new key.
          */
         accessKey?: Account.Account | undefined;
-        /**
-         * A message the owner's signature binds, such as a sign-in challenge the app's backend issued.
-         * Tempo Auth binds its EIP-191 hash as the key authorization's `witness`. Only an app with the
-         * `tempo-auth:sign` scope may send one.
-         */
-        challenge?: string | undefined;
         /** The 6-digit code the user was emailed. */
         code: string;
         /** The address the code was sent to. */
         email: string;
-        /**
-         * The `link` from `Actions.passkey.signIn`'s email step, which links that wallet.tempo passkey
-         * to the user.
-         */
-        link?: string | undefined;
         /** What the key may do. It must fit the headless ceiling, which fills what it leaves out. */
         permissions?: Permissions<chainId> | undefined;
     };

package/dist/actions/email.js

@@ -23,18 +23,13 @@ export async function sendCode(auth, options) {
  * ```
  */
 export async function signIn(auth, options) {
-    const { challenge, code, email, link, permissions } = options;
+    const { code, email, permissions } = options;
     const key = await AccessKey.resolve(options.accessKey);
     const body = await Api.json(await Api.post(auth, '/v1/auth/code/verify', {
         json: {
-            authorize: request(auth, {
-                accessKey: key.accessKey,
-                challenge,
-                permissions,
-            }),
+            authorize: request(auth, { accessKey: key.accessKey, permissions }),
             code,
             email,
-            ...(link ? { link } : {}),
         },
     }));
     if ('step' in body)

package/dist/actions/redirect.d.ts

@@ -45,12 +45,6 @@ export declare namespace createUrl {
          * defaults to the user's first. Defaults to a new key, whose material `pending` keeps.
          */
         accessKey?: Account.Account | undefined;
-        /**
-         * A message the owner's signature binds, such as a sign-in challenge the app's backend issued.
-         * Tempo Auth binds its EIP-191 hash as the key authorization's `witness`. Only an app with the
-         * `tempo-auth:sign` scope may send one.
-         */
-        challenge?: string | undefined;
         /** What the key may do. Tempo Auth's pages show it, and the headless ceiling fills what it leaves out. */
         permissions?: Permissions | undefined;
         /** Where Tempo Auth redirects back to. Defaults to the instance's `redirectUri`. */
@@ -103,12 +97,6 @@ export declare namespace start {
          * key, which `storage` keeps until the browser returns.
          */
         accessKey?: Account.Account | undefined;
-        /**
-         * A message the owner's signature binds, such as a sign-in challenge the app's backend issued.
-         * Tempo Auth binds its EIP-191 hash as the key authorization's `witness`. Only an app with the
-         * `tempo-auth:sign` scope may send one.
-         */
-        challenge?: string | undefined;
         /** What the key may do. Tempo Auth's pages show it, and the headless ceiling fills what it leaves out. */
         permissions?: Permissions | undefined;
     };

package/dist/actions/redirect.js

@@ -75,9 +75,6 @@ export async function createUrl(auth, options = {}) {
     });
     const url = new URL('/authorize', auth.url);
     url.search = new URLSearchParams({
-        ...(options.challenge === undefined
-            ? {}
-            : { challenge: options.challenge }),
         client_id,
         code_challenge: Base64.fromBytes(Hash.sha256(Bytes.fromString(pending.verifier)), base64url),
         key_authorization: Base64.fromString(JSON.stringify(key_authorization), base64url),

package/dist/internal/request.d.ts

@@ -7,11 +7,8 @@ import type { Permissions } from '../Permissions.ts';
  */
 export declare function request(auth: Auth, options: {
     accessKey: Account.Account;
-    /** A message the key's witness binds. */
-    challenge?: string | undefined;
     permissions?: Permissions | undefined;
 }): {
-    challenge?: string;
     client_id: string;
     key_authorization: {
         account?: `0x${string}`;

package/dist/internal/request.js

@@ -9,9 +9,8 @@ import { Hex } from 'ox';
  * key account names its Tempo Account through `access`, and a plain key leaves it to Tempo Auth.
  */
 export function request(auth, options) {
-    const { accessKey, challenge, permissions = {} } = options;
+    const { accessKey, permissions = {} } = options;
     return {
-        ...(challenge === undefined ? {} : { challenge }),
         client_id: auth.clientId,
         key_authorization: {
             ...(accessKey.accessKeyAddress ? { account: accessKey.address } : {}),

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "@tempoxyz/auth",
-  "version": "0.0.0-pr-74.sha-7c7ca79",
+  "version": "0.0.0-pr-76.sha-87f6de0",
   "description": "Signs users in to Tempo through Tempo Auth, and returns Viem access key accounts on their Tempo Accounts.",
   "type": "module",
   "exports": {

package/dist/actions/passkey.d.ts

@@ -1,63 +0,0 @@
-/**
- * Signs the user in with a passkey from the app's own sign-in form, and signs the app's key with the
- * same assertion. The browser offers every passkey it holds for Tempo's domain, so the app needs no
- * email first.
- * @module
- */
-import { Authentication } from 'ox/webauthn';
-import type { Account } from 'viem/tempo';
-import type { Auth } from '../Auth.ts';
-import type { Authorization } from '../Authorization.ts';
-import type { Permissions } from '../Permissions.ts';
-/**
- * Signs the user in with a passkey, and authorizes the app in the same call. On a page, the
- * passkey's one assertion also signs the app's key when that passkey owns the Tempo Account, since
- * the ceremony's challenge is the key's digest. A native app, which sends no `Origin`, signs in
- * with a random challenge and authorizes as a headless sign-in does. Returns the email step for a wallet.tempo passkey whose
- * account has no email: the app signs the user in with `Actions.email.signIn`, passing the step's
- * `link`, which links the passkey, and the same `accessKey` and `challenge`, which this call does
- * not authorize. Throws a `RequestError` with reason `webauthn_required` when another passkey owns
- * the account, which signs only on Tempo Auth's pages, where `Actions.redirect.start` authorizes it
- * for the signed-in user.
- *
- * @example
- * ```ts
- * const result = await Actions.passkey.signIn(auth)
- * if ('step' in result) showEmailForm()
- * ```
- */
-export declare function signIn<const chainId extends number = number>(auth: Auth, options?: signIn.Options<chainId>): Promise<signIn.ReturnType<chainId>>;
-export declare namespace signIn {
-    type Options<chainId extends number = number> = {
-        /**
-         * The key to authorize, as a Viem account. Its `access` names the Tempo Account, which
-         * defaults to the user's first. Defaults to a new key.
-         */
-        accessKey?: Account.Account | undefined;
-        /**
-         * A message the owner's signature binds, such as a sign-in challenge the app's backend issued.
-         * Tempo Auth binds its EIP-191 hash as the key authorization's `witness`. Only an app with the
-         * `tempo-auth:sign` scope may send one.
-         */
-        challenge?: string | undefined;
-        /**
-         * Runs the WebAuthn ceremony in place of `navigator.credentials.get`, such as a native passkey
-         * module. Its assertion must report a web origin on the relying party's domain that the app
-         * registered, so an Android app's facet origin is refused.
-         */
-        getFn?: Authentication.sign.Options['getFn'] | undefined;
-        /** What the key may do. It must fit the headless ceiling, which fills what it leaves out. */
-        permissions?: Permissions<chainId> | undefined;
-    };
-    /** The step a wallet.tempo passkey without an email needs: an emailed code, which links it. */
-    type EmailStep = {
-        /** Passed as `link` to `Actions.email.signIn`, which links the passkey to that user. */
-        link: string;
-        /** The kind of step. */
-        type: 'email';
-    };
-    /** The authorization, or the email step. */
-    type ReturnType<chainId extends number = number> = Authorization<chainId> | {
-        step: EmailStep;
-    };
-}

package/dist/actions/passkey.js

@@ -1,52 +0,0 @@
-/**
- * Signs the user in with a passkey from the app's own sign-in form, and signs the app's key with the
- * same assertion. The browser offers every passkey it holds for Tempo's domain, so the app needs no
- * email first.
- * @module
- */
-import { Authentication } from 'ox/webauthn';
-import * as AccessKey from '../internal/accessKey.js';
-import * as Api from '../internal/api.js';
-import { request } from '../internal/request.js';
-/**
- * Signs the user in with a passkey, and authorizes the app in the same call. On a page, the
- * passkey's one assertion also signs the app's key when that passkey owns the Tempo Account, since
- * the ceremony's challenge is the key's digest. A native app, which sends no `Origin`, signs in
- * with a random challenge and authorizes as a headless sign-in does. Returns the email step for a wallet.tempo passkey whose
- * account has no email: the app signs the user in with `Actions.email.signIn`, passing the step's
- * `link`, which links the passkey, and the same `accessKey` and `challenge`, which this call does
- * not authorize. Throws a `RequestError` with reason `webauthn_required` when another passkey owns
- * the account, which signs only on Tempo Auth's pages, where `Actions.redirect.start` authorizes it
- * for the signed-in user.
- *
- * @example
- * ```ts
- * const result = await Actions.passkey.signIn(auth)
- * if ('step' in result) showEmailForm()
- * ```
- */
-export async function signIn(auth, options = {}) {
-    const { challenge, getFn, permissions } = options;
-    const key = await AccessKey.resolve(options.accessKey);
-    const authorize = request(auth, {
-        accessKey: key.accessKey,
-        challenge,
-        permissions,
-    });
-    // A page sends the request with the options, so the challenge is its key's digest. A native app
-    // sends no `Origin` to bind one-tap to, so it sends the request with the assertion instead.
-    const native = !/^https?:/.test(authorize.redirect_uri);
-    const requested = await Api.json(await Api.post(auth, '/v1/auth/passkey/options', {
-        json: native ? {} : { authorize },
-    }));
-    const deserialized = Authentication.deserializeOptions(requested.options);
-    const assertion = Authentication.serializeResponse(await Authentication.sign(
-    // ox reads `getFn` beside request options at runtime, which its types admit only beside a challenge.
-    getFn ? { ...deserialized, getFn } : deserialized));
-    const body = await Api.json(await Api.post(auth, '/v1/auth/passkey/verify', {
-        json: native ? { assertion, authorize } : { assertion },
-    }));
-    if ('step' in body)
-        return { step: body.step };
-    return Api.authorization(body.authorization, key);
-}