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passkey-auth/config.example.yaml
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junv 9427c36b8b feat: initial commit - WebAuthn passkey authentication service
- Complete WebAuthn/FIDO2 authentication implementation
- SQLite database with user and credential management
- Email-based user identification with allowlist support
- Admin approval workflow for new users
- Session management with secure cookies
- Docker containerization with Debian base for SQLite compatibility
- Kubernetes deployment manifests with nginx ingress support
- Web-based admin interface for user management
- Comprehensive documentation and deployment guides
- Standard open source project structure with CI/CD
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# Development Configuration
# Copy this file to config.yaml and modify for your environment
server:
port: "8080"
host: "0.0.0.0"
webauthn:
# Display name shown during passkey registration
rp_display_name: "Passkey Auth - Development"
# Must match your domain exactly (without protocol)
# For local development, use "localhost"
# For production, use your actual domain like "auth.example.com"
rp_id: "localhost"
# List of allowed origins (with protocol)
# Must include all URLs where users will access the auth interface
rp_origins:
- "http://localhost:8080"
# Add your production URLs:
# - "https://auth.example.com"
# - "https://example.com"
database:
# SQLite database file path
# In Kubernetes, this should be in a persistent volume
path: "passkey-auth.db"
cors:
# Allowed origins for CORS
# In production, be specific about allowed origins for security
allowed_origins:
- "*" # Only use "*" for development
# Production example:
# - "https://auth.example.com"
# - "https://admin.example.com"
auth:
# Session encryption secret - MUST be changed in production!
# Generate with: openssl rand -base64 32
session_secret: "change-me-in-production"
# Whether new users need admin approval before they can authenticate
# Set to false to allow automatic approval for trusted environments
require_approval: true
# Email allowlist - list of email addresses allowed to register
# Leave empty to allow any email address (not recommended for production)
allowed_emails:
# Example emails (uncomment and modify as needed):
# - "admin@yourcompany.com"
# - "user1@yourcompany.com"
# - "user2@yourcompany.com"
# Environment-specific overrides can be set via environment variables:
# - PORT: Server port
# - HOST: Server host
# - WEBAUTHN_RP_ID: WebAuthn Relying Party ID
# - DATABASE_PATH: Database file path
# - SESSION_SECRET: Session encryption secret
# - ALLOWED_EMAILS: Comma-separated list of allowed emails