Eid module

EidMiddleware

EidMiddleware module wrapper for Dios EidMiddleware

Example usage

In the example repository is an example on how to use eid-middleware.

https://bitbucket.antwerpen.be/projects/AUI/repos/examples/browse/21_eid_middleware

Initialize the middleware

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The package puts an eid.middleware on the window object.

(function(eidMiddleware){

    new eidMiddleware()
            .initializeMiddleware()
            .then(onStatusOk, onError);

})(window.eid.middleware)

initializeMiddleware()

This method initializes the necessary services to communicate with the middleware.

Returns:

A Promise.

onStatusOk

This callback receives a statusInfo object which looks like this:

{
    code: 0,
    app: {
        url: '..',
        version: '1.2.1'
    }
}

The code property contains the statuscode returned from the middleware.

If app property is on the object it means that your current version is out of date or not running.

onError

This callback is triggered when the initialisation didn't recieve an OK and receives a statusInfo object which looks like this:

{
    code: 0,
    app: {
        url: '..',
        version: '1.2.1'
    }
}

The code property contains the statuscode returned from the middleware.

If app property is on the object it means that your current version is out of date or not running.

StatusCodes

All status code can be found on window.akit.services.eid.constants.statusCodes. They are the following:

Value	Constant	Meaning
0	OK	Everything is running and ready to communicate with.
1	SERVICE_NOT_RUNNING	The middleware is not running.
2	INTERNAL_SERVICE_ERROR	An internal error occured while trying to connect to the middleware.
3	SERVICE_OUT_OF_DATE	The middleware is out of date, but running.
4	EXTENSION_NOT_INSTALLED	The chrome extension is not installed.
5	NATIVE_APP_NOT_INSTALLED	Java applet is not installed.
6	SANDBOXED	The middleware is running sandboxed.

Hooking up events

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On the window.akit.services.eid instance there is an onEvent hook where you can listen voor all the events.

    window.akit.services.eid.onEvent('*', onCorrectCardInserted);

Each event callback has his own signature, which you can find in the table below.

Events

All event can be found on window.akit.services.eid.events. They are the following:

Value	Constant	Meaning	Callback signature
incorrectCardInserted	INCORRECT_CARD_INSERTED	The inserted card is incorrect.	fn(eventName)
cardIncorrectInserted	CARD_INCORRECT_INSERTED	The card is incorrectly inserted.	fn(eventName)
correctCardInserted	CORRECT_CARD_INSERTED	The card is correctly inserted.	fn(eventName, { eidCard , data})
correctCardRemoved	CORRECT_CARD_REMOVED	A correct card has been removed.	fn(eventName, { data })
incorrectInsertedCardRemoved	INCORRECT_INSERTED_CARD_REMOVED	A incorrectly inserted card has been removed.	fn(eventName)
incorrectCardRemoved	INCORRECT_CARD_REMOVED	An incorrect card has been removed.	fn(eventName)
noCardReaderFound	NO_CARD_READER_FOUND	The card reader was not found.	fn(eventName)
cardReaderConnected	CARD_READER_CONNECTED	A card reader connected.	fn(eventName, { name })
cardReaderDisconnected	CARD_READER_DISCONNECTED	A cord reader disconnected.	fn(eventName, { name })

Next to all these events you can listen for * which indicate that you want to be notified on all events.

Working with the eID

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On the CORRECT_CARD_INSERTED event you get and eIDInstance as parameter. This instance is used to communicate with the eID card itself through the middleware.

readValidationData()

This method allows the reading of all validation data required by eid_login backend.

    eIdInstance
        .readValidationData()
        .then(function onSuccess(data){

        }, function onError(error){

        });

Returns:

A Promise. This promise has the following object if resolved. All the date is base64 encoded.

    {
        authenticationCertificate: ... ,
        nonRepudiationCertificate: ... ,
        rnCertificate: ... ,
        rawAddressData: ... ,
        addressDataSignature: ... ,
        rawRnData: ... ,
        rnDataSignature: ... ,
        citizenCertificate: ...
    }

If the promise is rejected it will contain the error where things went wrong.

signWithAuthenticationToken(token)

This method creates a signed authenticated signature with the provided token.

    eIdInstance
        .signWithAuthenticationToken(token)
        .then(function onSuccess(signedData){

        }, function onError(error){

        });

Returns:

A Promise. This promise has the signed data if resolved.

If the promise is rejected it will contain the error where things went wrong.

setupPinRequestFlow

When the middleware requires the insertion of the pincode, it has a default dialog (in dutch). You can use setupPinRequestflow to overwrite that dialog.

    eIdInstance
        .setupPinRequestFlow(
            requestCallback,
            onCorrectPin,
            onError,
            onTriesLeftUpdated
        );

requestCallback

Construct your dialog logic here. Use checkPin to ask the middleware to check the pinCode.

    ...
    requestCallback : function(checkPin, pinTriesLeft){
        // show dialog

        if(ok){
            checkPin(enteredPinCode, null);
        } else {
            var error = {
                message: 'user cancelled pin entry',
                code: 2004
            };
            checkPin(null, error);
        }
    },
    ...

onCorrectPin

This callback will be called if the pincode was correct.

    ...
    onCorrectPin: function(){
        // close dialog
    },
    ...

onError

This callback will be called if the pincode was incorrect.

    ...
    onError: function(error){
        // Display the error
    },
    ...

onTriesLeftUpdated

This callback will be called when the amount of tries changed.

    ...
    onTriesLeftUpdated: function(tries){
        // update ui with the remaining tries
    }

Error codes

When working with the eIdInstance and errors return the following object structure will be returned:

{
    message: '...',
    code: 0000
}

All error codes are listed below.

EIdInstance Error codes

Code	Meaning
2000	No card in reader
2001	Communication error (with card).
2002	Parsing error: could not interpret date from the card.
2003	Timeout occurered (e.g. pin code entry).
2004	Operation cancelled by the user (e.g. with entry of the pin code).
2005	Operation aborded (e.g. removing card while entering pin code).
2100	Wrong pin, 2 tries left.
2101	Wrong pin, 1 try left.
2102	Wrong pin, card blocked.