Easy Auth

Secure Authentication

Utilizes the SRP (Secure Remote Password) protocol to ensure secure user logins and protection against unauthorized access.

AWS SDK Integration

Seamlessly integrates with AWS Cognito for streamlined user authentication and management workflows.

User Management

Provides functionality for user registration, sign-ins, password resets, and managing user attributes effortlessly.

Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)

Supports managing and configuring TOTP and SMS-based MFA preferences for added security.

Session Management

Includes features for retrieving current sessions, signing users out globally or locally, and managing remembered devices.

Extensive API Support

Offers APIs for user sign-up, confirmation, session retrieval, MFA verification, and user deletion to cover a wide range of use cases.

Storage Customization

Allows changing storage providers for managing tokens, including localStorage, in-memory storage, or cookies for flexibility.

Comprehensive Unit Tests

Fully tested with robust unit tests to ensure reliable performance across various authentication scenarios.

Implementing SRP Protocol

Integrating the SRP protocol with AWS Cognito required in-depth understanding and meticulous implementation to ensure compatibility and security.

Managing User Sessions

Handling user sessions securely, including token management and session expiration, posed significant challenges during development.

Ensuring Comprehensive Test Coverage

Developing extensive unit tests to cover various authentication scenarios was time-consuming but essential for maintaining code reliability.

Importance of Security Protocols

Implementing industry-standard security protocols like SRP is crucial for building secure authentication systems.

Effective Session Management

Proper management of user sessions enhances both security and user experience, highlighting the need for robust session handling mechanisms.

Value of Testing

Comprehensive testing is vital in identifying edge cases and ensuring the reliability of authentication processes, reinforcing the importance of thorough test coverage.