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End-to-End Test program sample with Selenium for OTP Two Factor Auth Web site.

Test Target Demonstration Web Site

C# on .NET Core 2.0 + ASP.NET Core 2.0 + EFCore 2.0 + SQLite

Docker Image

You can pull the docker image of this Test Target Demonstration Web Site from bellow.

https://hub.docker.com/r/samplebyjsakamoto/otp2faauthwebappdemo/

Once you pulled this docker image,

> docker pull samplebyjsakamoto/otp2faauthwebappdemo:latest

You can run the demo app server by following command.

> docker run -p 52375:80 -d samplebyjsakamoto/otp2faauthwebappdemo:latest

Preset Test Account

  • Account Name: foo@example.com
  • Password: P@ssw0rd
  • Key for two factor authenticator App: 6jm7n6xwitpjooh7ihewyyzeux7aqmw2
    QR code for Two factor athenticator app

E2E Test Program

C# on .NET Core 2.0 + xUnit + Selenium

demo

How to configur and run test?

Once you should build the test program before configure it.

> cd OTP2FAAuthWebAppDemo.E2ETest
> dotnet build

After building success, appSettings.Development.json will generated.

Then, edit appSettings.Development.json and set the browser used for testing to "usingDriver" attribute.

You can choose for "usingDriver" setting from one of "Chrome", "Firefox", "Edge", and "IE".

{
  ...
  "test": {
    "usingDriver": "(set using Selenium WebDriver name)", // <- Here!
   ...
  }
}

After save it, run the test with following command.

> dotnet xunit

How to compute 2FA code?

Powered by Otp.NET NuGet Package

using OtpNet;
...
var otpKeyStr = "6jm7n6xwitpjooh7ihewyyzeux7aqmw2";
var otpKeyBytes = Base32Encoding.ToBytes(otpKeyStr);
var otp = new Totp(otpKeyBytes);
var twoFactorCode = otp.ComputeTotp(); // <- got 2FA coed at this time!

Appendix - Another programming language sample of computing 2FA code

License

The Unlicense