How to use the @arcblock/did-auth.Authenticator function in @arcblock/did-auth
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ArcBlock / forge-js / examples / nextjs-keystone-starter / config / auth.js View on Github 
const Mcrypto = require('@arcblock/mcrypto');
const { fromSecretKey, WalletType } = require('@arcblock/forge-wallet');
const { Authenticator } = require('@arcblock/did-auth');
const type = WalletType({
role: Mcrypto.types.RoleType.ROLE_APPLICATION,
pk: Mcrypto.types.KeyType.ED25519,
hash: Mcrypto.types.HashType.SHA3,
});
const wallet = fromSecretKey(process.env.APP_SK, type).toJSON();
module.exports = new Authenticator({
wallet,
baseUrl: 'http://wangshijun.natapp1.cc',
appInfo: {
chainHost: 'http://did-workshop.arcblock.co:8210/api',
chainId: 'forge',
chainToken: 'TBA',
copyright: 'https://example-application/copyright',
decimals: 16,
description: 'Starter projects to develop web application on forge',
icon: '/images/logo@2x.png',
name: 'Forge Web Starter',
path: 'https://arcwallet.io/i/',
publisher: `did:abt:${wallet.address}`,
subtitle: 'Starter projects to develop web application on forge',
},
});@arcblock/did-auth
Helper function to setup DID authentication support on a node.js web server
