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siwe-quickstart

SIWE Quickstart is an extremely basic Client/Server demo to help developers get their hands on a fully functional and easy to understand demo.

A code-along tutorial can be found at docs.login.xyz.

siwe-quickstart's Issues

statement including characters '->' makes validation impossible

My code:
const STATMENT='daism member Signature ->'
Signature is normal but when post data to verify then report errors.
Everything is normal after remove '->'

Error parser.js when instantiate new SiweMessage backside

Hi, I try to auth via your solution but after passing the message created front side by SiweMessage().prepareMessage() to the back via axios post req, when I do: new SiweMessage(message) I got this error: {"error":"parser.js: initializeCallbacks(): syntax callback 'shuffle' not a rule or udt name"}
It is curious cause the message received backside is the same as in the front

missed importing ErrorTypes from siwe package

siwe-quickstart/05_nft_resolution/backend/src/index.js

Line 4 in 2d9f7c6

import { generateNonce, SiweMessage } from 'siwe';

siwe-quickstart/05_nft_resolution/backend/src/index.js

Line 51 in 2d9f7c6

case ErrorTypes.EXPIRED_MESSAGE: {

Nonce not available in sebsequent request.

https://docs.login.xyz/sign-in-with-ethereum/quickstart-guide/implement-sessions

When generating nonce, you set it in session, but for me, when the request is done, response is sent.
In /verify route request.session.nonce, nonce is undefined.

How to verify SIWE messages from Flutter

Hey all, I am trying to create a SIWE message in Flutter, does anyone know a reasonable way of doing this using SIWE? I have a SIWE backend setup to verify messages and generate nonces, but need a way to sign the messages in dart. Any advice on how to do this?

Can't get SIWE to work with brave during development

I ran into an issue doing some QA testing of our site while using the Brave browser. If I run a localhost dev network and app, I can't sign-in. I'm getting the following error:

http://localhost:8080
We've rejected this request because this site is requesting that you use a different domain (https://localhost:8080)

Note that The brave browser thinks the site is requesting that I use https, when the site is using http. If I change the domain property of the SIWE object to the fully qualified origin, the Brave wallet will sign the message but the backend will not verify the message.

To debug I tried using some of the apps in this repo, but they don't seem to work with Brave either.

To reproduce start up the quickstart 03_complete_app, and try to sign-in with Brave.

fwiw: everything works as expected on a public https domain.

Help

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React-Native: new SiweMessage(string) fails

React-native doesn't provide Buffer, thus converting from a prepared message -> SiweMessage results in a "Buffer is undefined" error

Here's a minimum reproducible snack

Everything else works great on RN 👍