Miroshin Stepan

You can try to add your PKCS#11 library to the `card.json` file. Steps to update card.json - Open file `~/.fortify/card.json` - Add your card to `"cards"` array - Update `"driver"`...

[await client.info()](https://peculiarventures.github.io/webcrypto-local/classes/_webcrypto_local_client.socketprovider-1.html#info) returns [ProviderInfoProto](https://peculiarventures.github.io/webcrypto-local/classes/_webcrypto_local_proto.providerinfoproto-1.html) which contains information about each connected PKCS#11 [provider](https://peculiarventures.github.io/webcrypto-local/classes/_webcrypto_local_proto.providercryptoproto-1.html).

@test2a Fortify doesn't have those ATRs in `cards.json` file. Do you know which PKCS#11 libraries work with those devices? Please share their names and paths for Ubuntu (Windows, MacOS) Also,...

As I can remember I saw that problem before and it wasn't a Fortify issue. It was like a yubico PKCS#11 lib issue (it was during `graphene-pk11` testing). What version...

It's possible that Yubico library still has a token slot after it's removing. Fortify catches PCSC event on token insertion/removing and filters all loaded libraries and their slots. It must...

@alexanderj2357 Can you try to update your local `~/.fortify/card.json` file and check that token works?

Steps to update card.json - Open file ~/.fortify/card.json - Add your card to "cards" array - Update "driver" field in card _You can use existing id from "drivers", or add...

Could you share information about PKCS11 API you are needed? It'll help me to understand it's hard or not to implement it on C++

As I can see from their [source code](https://sso.cfia.or.cr/sso/Digital/src/helper.js) they use only `CryptoAPI` provider (Windows OS only). 

Can you try the latest version of the [email protected]? This version uses the latest version of the `nan` and it can fix the error