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This will probably also end up addressing #131 at the same time. |
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This PR adds guidance on what the backend's responsibilities are in facilitating passkey registration and authentication. Code samples are in TypeScript, but primarily as a way to communicate typings that are hopefully easy to map to other languages.
Everything so far is "vanilla JS" (i.e. I don't suggest using something like SimpleWebAuthn, even though it's still possible as per previous conversations) which is why there are a couple of
TODOs still in this PR.I've also added a placeholder implementation page for the frontend so that I can link to it when the backend requirements transition into frontend requirements.
Fixes #152.