Matthew Miller

Prisma is an interesting suggestion. I'll look into that. And I agree SQLite is the way to go here regardless of the ORM I land on.

I'm going to close this, I don't think I want to spend much more of my free time building and maintaining more than the little example app I keep within...

Support for multiple origins is also in the two libraries I wrote: - https://github.com/MasterKale/SimpleWebAuthn/pull/91 - https://github.com/duo-labs/py_webauthn/blob/master/webauthn/authentication/verify_authentication_response.py#L48 It's a common enough scenario in more complex RPs that I think this library...

I just first-time contributor actions, I think those have to run? Mobile doesn't show that real well so I'll check later today when I get back in front of a...

Merging despite test failures, it's @aseigler's fault if it breaks a bunch of stuff (and mine if it fixes them all) :shipit:

@james-d-elliott Would you like to give the most recent changes a once-over and approve/review accordingly?

There's a better possibility of this becoming an authentication extension. It'd require successful completion of a call to `.get()` to expose that data point, so it'd be better for preserving...

Alternatively an RP could simply detect `be:0` and naively make another call to `.create()` with the same user ID and check `be` flag in the registration response. That wouldn't require...

> Rather than one-super broad generalised spec, I think it could be interesting and a net positive to see well defined use cases. They may not be "perfect" for everyone,...

> @MasterKale ping, where would be the best place to start? The WACG will soon have an avenue for accepting submissions for guides/cookbooks/etc... to enable such "focus driven use cases"...