Duo's introduction to the wonderful world of WebAuthn. Powered by py_webauthn.

• Docker
• Pipenv
  • Make sure Python3 is available
  • Enables pipenv install to set up libraries locally for the editor to crawl. The Django container also uses Pipenv to install dependencies to encourage use of this new Python package management tool.

• DJANGO_SECRET_KEY: A sufficiently random string
• POSTGRES_USER: Database username
• POSTGRES_PASSWORD: Database password
• PROD_HOST_NAME: The domain name the site will be hosted at
• RP_ID: The Relying Party ID, typically the same as PROD_HOST_NAME
• RP_NAME: A representation of the site's name to be shown to users
• RP_EXPECTED_ORIGIN: The domain name plus protocol at which WebAuthn will be invoked (e.g. https://webauthn.io)

Run the following command to get started:

$> ./start-dev.sh

The site will be available at https://localhost

Run the following command to start up the website with production-ready settings:

$> ./start-prod.sh

The site will be available for viewing at https://{PROD_HOST_NAME}. The included Caddy server (as the caddy service in docker-compose.yml) will handle SSL certificate management.

Run the following commands to rebuild and restart the django service with any new updates:

$> git pull
$> ./update-prod-django.sh

The django and caddy services will be temporarily stopped during the build, and will restart once the django has been rebuilt.