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== WebAuthn Server Example
This example shows a minimal website that uses python-fido2 to implement
WebAuthn credential registration, and use.


=== Running
To run this sample, you will need `pipenv`. For instructions on installing
`pipenv`, see https://docs.pipenv.org.

Run the following command in the `examples/server` directory to set up the
example:

  $ pipenv install

Once the environment has been created, you can run the server by running:

  $ pipenv run server

When the server is running, use a browser supporting WebAuthn and open
https://localhost:5000 to access the website.

NOTE: As this server uses a self-signed certificate, you will get warnings in
your browser about the connection not being secure. This is expected, and you
can safely proceed to the site.

=== Using the website
The site allows you to register a WebAuthn credential, and to authenticate it.
Credentials are only stored in memory, and stopping the server will cause it to
"forget" any registered credentials.

==== Registration
1. Click on the `Register` link to begin credential registration.
2. If not already inserted, insert your U2F/FIDO2 Authenticator now.
3. Touch the button to activate the Authenticator.
4. A popup will indicate whether the registration was successful. Click `OK`.

==== Authentication
NOTE: You must register a credential prior to authentication.

1. Click on the `Authenticate` link to begin authentication.
2. If not already inserted, insert your U2F/FIDO2 Authenticator now.
3. Touch the button to activate the Authenticator.
4. A popup will indicate whether the authentication was successful. Click `OK`.