Webauthn Framework
v3.3
v3.3
  • Introduction
  • Web Browser Support
  • Installation
  • Contributing
  • Webauthn In A Nutshell
    • Authenticators
    • Ceremonies
  • Pre-requisites
    • The Relying Party
    • Credential Source Repository
    • User Entity
    • Javascript
    • Easy or Hard Way?
  • The Webauthn Server
    • The Easy Way
      • Register Authenticators
      • Authenticate Your Users
    • The Hard Way
      • Register Authenticators
      • Authenticate Your Users
    • The Symfony Way
      • Entities with Doctrine
      • Firewall
  • Deep into the framework
    • Register Additional Authenticators
    • Debugging
    • User Verification
    • Attestation and Metadata Statement
    • Authenticator Selection Criteria
    • Authentication without username
    • Extensions
    • Token Binding
    • Authenticator Counter
    • Dealing with “localhost”
  • Migration
    • From v2.x to v3.0
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  1. Pre-requisites

Easy or Hard Way?

Is it complicated?

In this documentation, different ways to setup a Webauthn server are presented:

  • The easy way: the examples are designed for developers who want to start quickly without knowing all specification details

  • The hard way: you will find detailed information about the classes and how to prepare a tailor-made server

The Symfony way is for Symfony developers. These pages contain configuration examples for Symfony-based applications.

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