prismarine-auth

Quickly and easily obtain auth tokens to authenticate with Microsoft/Xbox/Minecraft/Mojang

Installation

npm install prismarine-auth

Usage

Authflow

Parameters

• username? {String} - Username for authentication
• cacheDirectory? {String | Function} - Where we will store your tokens (optional) or a factory function that returns a cache.
• options {Object?}
  • [password] {string} - If passed we will do password based authentication.
  • [doSisuAuth] {boolean} - See the API.md
  • [authTitle] {string} - See the API.md
  • [deviceType] {string} - See the API.md
• onMsaCode {Function} - (For device code auth) What we should do when we get the code. Useful for passing the code to another function.

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Examples

getMsaToken

const { Authflow, Titles } = require('prismarine-auth')

const userIdentifier = 'any unique identifier'
const cacheDir = './' // You can leave this as undefined unless you want to specify a caching directory
const options = {}
const flow = new Authflow(userIdentifier, cacheDir, options)
// Get a auth token, then log it
flow.getMsaToken().then(console.log)

getXboxToken

See docs/API.md

getMinecraftJavaToken

const { Authflow, Titles } = require('prismarine-auth')

const userIdentifier = 'any unique identifier'
const cacheDir = './' // You can leave this as undefined unless you want to specify a caching directory
const flow = new Authflow(userIdentifier, cacheDir, { authTitle: false })
// Get a Minecraft Java Edition auth token, then log it
flow.getMinecraftJavaToken().then(console.log)

Expected Response

{
    "token": "ey....................",
    "entitlements": {},
    "profile": {
        "id": "b945b6ed99b548675309473a69661b9a",
        "name": "Usname",
        "skins": [ [Object] ],
        "capes": []
    }
}

getMinecraftBedrockToken

See docs/API.md and example.

API

See docs/API.md

Debugging

You can enable some debugging output using the DEBUG enviroment variable. Through node.js, you can add process.env.DEBUG = 'prismarine-auth' at the top of your code.

Testing

Simply run npm test or yarn test

License

MIT