Authentication configuration

In this section, you will learn how to configure the client token and domain within your development environment. This guide provides detailed instructions on integrating these credentials into your codebase using the @face-auth/face-id npm package. The package handles all communication with the face-auth API, allowing developers to focus solely on using the package without worrying about the underlying API interactions.

Integration into Codebase

To integrate the client token and domain into your codebase, follow these steps:

Initialize the Package: The @face-auth/face-id package requires the client token and domain to be passed during initialization. This is typically done by creating a new instance of the FaceId class with the required parameters.

Example Code Snippet: Here is a code snippet demonstrating how to initialize the package with your client token and domain:

import { FaceId } from '@face-auth/face-id';

// Replace '<domain>' and '<client_token>' with your actual domain and client token
const faceId = new FaceId('<domain>', '<client_token>');

This example shows how to create a new instance of the FaceId class, passing your domain and client token as arguments. Make sure to replace '<domain>' and '<client_token>' with your actual credentials.

By following these guidelines, you can ensure that your integration with the @face-auth/face-id package is both secure and efficient. The package abstracts away much of the complexity involved in managing authentication, allowing you to focus on building your application.