Portico Auth Credentials #

Support for user identity management and hardened credential verification using Argon2id. This package provides the core logic for securely hashing and verifying user passwords.

Features #

• Secure Hashing: Uses Argon2id for password hashing via package:cryptography.
• Validation: Built-in validation for password strength (standard and rigid).
• Storage Agnostic: Interface-driven design allows for SQLite, YAML, or in-memory backends.
• Exception Driven: Clear, descriptive exceptions for common failure modes (InvalidCredentials, UserExists, etc.).

Getting started #

Add this package to your pubspec.yaml:

dependencies:
  portico_auth_credentials: ^1.0.0

Interactive Web Simulator #

Experience the full capabilities of the Portico Auth ecosystem without setting up a backend. The Web Simulator runs the entire stack (Client, Server, and Storage) directly in your browser.

• Run the Web Simulator

Usage #

1. Choose a Storage Adapter #

For testing or development, use the in-memory adapter. For production, use a persistent adapter like SQLite or YAML, or provide your own.

import 'package:portico_auth_credentials/portico_auth_credentials.dart';

final storage = AuthCredentialsInMemoryStorage();
final auth = AuthCredentialsManager(storage: storage);

2. Register a User #

The registerUser method handles validation and hashing automatically.

try {
  await auth.registerUser('[email protected]', 'securePassword123');
  print('User registered successfully.');
} on UserAlreadyExistsException {
  print('That userId is already in use.');
} on WeakPasswordException catch (e) {
  print('Password is too weak: ${e.message}');
}

3. Verify Credentials #

try {
  await auth.verifyCredentials('[email protected]', 'securePassword123');
  print('Login successful!');
} on InvalidCredentialsException {
  print('Wrong password.');
} on UserDoesNotExistException {
  print('User not found.');
}

4. Update Password #

await auth.updatePassword(
  '[email protected]',
  'securePassword123', // Old password
  'newPassword456',    // New password
);

Examples #

• Basic Usage Example: Demonstrates registration, verification, and password updates in a single script.