examples/

Examples

2FA End-to-End Flow (e2e.sh)

This script drives a full 2FA OTP flow against the dev server:

• Sends an OTP for a given user_id
• Verifies the OTP with remember_device=true and a device_id
• Checks 2FA status without and with device to confirm trust

Prerequisites

• curl installed
• Optional: jq for nicer JSON parsing (script falls back to sed)
• Dev server running: go run ./cmd/dev (Phase 7 scripts use http://localhost:3001)

Getting a user_id

• From SQLite (dev DB):
  • sqlite3 authsome_dev.db "select id,email from users;"
• Or create a user via /signup and copy User.ID:
  • curl -sS -X POST http://localhost:3000/api/auth/signup \ -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \ -d '{"email":"alice@example.com","password":"password123","name":"alice"}'

Usage

# Direct script
bash examples/e2e.sh <user_id> [device_id]

# Via Make (recommended)
make e2e-2fa USER_ID=<user_id> DEVICE_ID='curl/8.7.1|::1'
 
# Start dev server via Make
make dev

# List users from dev DB via Make
make db-users DB_PATH=authsome_dev.db

Examples:

bash examples/e2e.sh d3lid38h1fg5gg8up810 'curl/8.7.1|::1'
make e2e-2fa USER_ID=d3lid38h1fg5gg8up810 DEVICE_ID='curl/8.7.1|::1'
make db-users

What you’ll see

• OTP send response (in dev, code is returned inline)
• Verification response ({"status":"verified"})
• Status without device (trusted:false)
• Status with device (trusted:true)

Dev vs Prod

• In development, POST /2fa/send-otp returns the OTP inline for convenience.
• In production, the OTP is delivered via configured channels (email/SMS), not in the response.

Troubleshooting

• {"error":"invalid user_id"} indicates a malformed or non-xid user_id.
• If you see UNIQUE constraint failed: users.username during unrelated flows (e.g., anonymous plugin), it is separate from the 2FA flow.

Phase 7 End-to-End Flow (e2e_phase7.sh)

This script validates the Phase 7 plugins against the dev server:

• Email OTP: send and verify (implicit signup in dev)
• Magic Link: send and verify
• Phone: send code and verify (associates phone with email)
• Passkey: register, list, delete, and login

Prerequisites

• curl and jq installed
• Dev server running: go run ./cmd/dev (listens on http://localhost:3001)

Usage

# Direct script
bash examples/e2e_phase7.sh

# Via Make (recommended)
make e2e-phase7 EMAIL=phase7.user@example.com PHONE=+15550001111 REMEMBER=true

# Start dev server via Make
make dev

Environment overrides (optional):

• EMAIL (default: phase7.user@example.com)
• PHONE (default: +15550001111)
• REMEMBER (default: true)

What you'll see

• Health check on http://localhost:3001/health
• Email OTP: dev OTP returned and verified, user_id extracted
• Magic Link: dev URL returned, token extracted, verified
• Phone: dev code returned, verified and bound to email
• Passkey: register, list (get ID), delete, and login flows succeed
• Summary with Email, User ID, and any generated tokens

Troubleshooting

• Ensure the dev server is on port 3001 before running this script.
• If Passkey insert errors appear, restart the dev server to ensure latest plugin code is loaded.

Test Examples

These examples demonstrate various features and integration scenarios:

Integration Test (test-integration/)

Full integration test suite covering authentication flows, session management, and plugin integration.

Usage:

cd examples/test-integration
go run main.go

Multi-tenancy Test (test-multitenancy/)

Demonstrates multi-tenant organization creation, user management, and organization-scoped features.

Usage:

cd examples/test-multitenancy
go run main.go

Multi-tenancy Integration (test-multitenancy-integration/)

Integration testing for multi-tenant features including teams, members, and cross-organization scenarios.

Usage:

cd examples/test-multitenancy-integration
go run main.go

Provider Test (test-providers/)

Testing email and SMS provider integrations with configuration examples.

Usage:

cd examples/test-providers
go run main.go

Webhook Test (test-webhooks/)

Complete webhook system testing including event triggers, delivery, and retry mechanisms.

Usage:

cd examples/test-webhooks
go run main.go