at_onboarding_cli 1.4.3

Dart tool to authenticate, onboard and perform complex operations on atSign seccondaries from command-line-interface.

example/README.md

List of steps to run the examples for checking apkam enrollment

1. Onboard an atsign which has privilege to approve/deny enrollments:
   
   • run: dart example/onboard.dart -a <atsign> -c <CRAM secret> -k <path_store_keys_file>
     
   • e.g. dart example/onboard.dart -a @alice -k /home/alice/.atsign/@alice_wavikey.atKeys -c b26455a907582760ebf35bc4847de549bc41c24b25c8b1c58d5964f7b4f8a43bc55b0e9a601c9a9657d9a8b8bbc32f88b4e38ffaca03c8710ebae1b14ca9f364
     
   • If you do not already have the CRAM Secret for your atsign run: dart example/get_cram_key.dart -a <@atsign>
2. Authenticate using the onboarded atsign:
   
   • run: dart example/apkam_authenticate.dart -a <atsign> -k <path_of_keys_file_from_#1>
     
   • e.g. dart example/apkam_examples/apkam_authenticate.dart -a @alice -k /home/alice/.atsign/@alice_wavikey.atKeys
3. Run client to approve enrollments:
   
   • run: dart example/enroll_app_listen.dart -a <atsign> -k <path_of_keys_file_from_#1>
     
   • e.g dart example/apkam_examples/enroll_app_listen.dart -a @alice -k /home/alice/.atsign/@alice_wavikey.atKeys
4. Get OTP for enrollment
   • 4.1 Perform a PKAM authentication through the ssl client
     • 4.1.1 Get the challenge from the atServer:
       
       • run: from:<@atsign> e.g. from:@alice
         
       • This generates a string which is called the challenge which will be used to generate the authentication token
         
     • 4.1.2 Create a pkamSignature that can be used to authenticate yourself
       
       • Clone at_tools from https://github.com/atsign-foundation/at_tools.git
       • Change directory into 'at_tools/packages/at_pkam>'
         
       • run: dart bin/main.dart -p <keys_file_path> <from_response>
         
       • e.g dart bin/main.dart -p /home/alice/.atsign/@alice_wavikey.atKeys -r _70138292-07b5-4e47-8c94-e02e38220775@alice:883ea0aa-c526-400a-926e-48cae9281de9
         
       • This should generate a hash, which is called the pkamSignature which will be used to authenticate into the atServer
         
     • 4.1.3 Now that a pkamSignature is generated, use it to authenticate
       run:pkam:enrollmentId:<enrollmentId>:<pkamSignature> [enrollmentId - get it from the .atKeys file]
       
   • 4.2 Once authenticated run otp:get
     
     • Now copy the 6-digit alpha-numeric code which is the OTP
5. Request enrollment
   • 5.1 Submit enrollment from new client:
     
     • run:dart example/apkam_examples/apkam_enroll.dart -a <atsign> -k <path_to_store_keys_file> -o <otp>
       
     • Note: this path has to be different from the path provided in Step#1 as this is a new file
     • e.g. dart example/apkam_examples/apkam_enroll.dart -a @alice -k /home/alice/.atsign/@alice_buzzkey.atKeys -o DY4UT4
       
   • 5.2 Approve the enrollment from the client from #3
     
     • To approve the enrollment type yes and then Enter
   • 5.3 Enrollment should be successful and atKeys file stored in the path specified
6. Authenticate using the enrolled keys file
   
   • 6.1 run: dart example/apkam_examples/apkam_authenticate.dart -a <atsign> -k <path_of_keys_file_from_#5.1>
   • Note: this keys file is different from the keys file generated in Step#1. This new file only has access to the data that is allowed to access from this enrollment_id