Matthew Miller

icon indicating a website link https://blog.millerti.me

icon company Duo Security at @cisco-sbg icon location CA, USA icon location (a.k.a. IAmKale) I write lots of TypeScript, but am also quite fond of Python. A driving question: how can I make life easier for other devs? 🤔

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Note to encourage storage of registered credential details

This is something I'm tackling right now in my library. A user raised an issue requesting additional information out of attestation verification so that they could more closely design their...

Logging in with the username "test" results in an error

Good catch, I didn't account for this in the revamp of the site (#58) so it's probably still an issue. Leaving this open for now.

fix: get txAuthExtension & userVer data

This project no longer uses Golang.

getAssertion does not use advanced settings

This was indeed an issue with the older version of the site. It's been addressed with the release of v2 of the site (#58).

Bump browserslist from 4.7.3 to 4.16.6

This project no longer uses yarn for anything.

Provide request deserialization, response serialization

Thank you for submitting this ticket, I had intended to file something similar ages ago but never managed to make time for it. In my mind I totally think `PublicKeyCredential`...

Provide request deserialization, response serialization

> ...if someone is willing to push for it... I'll take this on. I'll try and get a draft PR up before too long, I know it'll need a lot...

Provide request deserialization, response serialization

@nicksteele and I put together a document thinking about this from the WACG side of things and what a dev-friendly API would look like for serializing and deserializing WebAuthn options...

Provide request deserialization, response serialization

**Please review my code snippets above from a high level.** I regret now not being _exhaustive_ when I wrote all that out because the conversation thus far has been on...

Provide request deserialization, response serialization

> For the response case, wouldn't it be simpler to define a toJSON() method that can be called on the respective PublicKeyCredential instance that the WebAuthn call returns... @kreichgauer You...