# JunoPass Python Support
Implementation of [JunoPass Authentication](https://developers.junopass.com/junopass-api/authenticating-users) API in Python.
## Installation
pip install junopass-py –upgrade
## Get access token and project id
Create an account for access token and project id - https://console.junopass.com
## How to setup device
Note the private_key must never be shared.
from junopass import JunoPass
jp = JunoPass(<Access-Token>, <JunoPass-Public-Key>, <Project-ID>) private_key, public_key = jp.setup_device()
## Authenticating user - step 1
Submit authentication details to JunoPass. Verify signed challenge hash for authenticity.
method = “EMAIL” identifier = “testuser@example.com”
valid_challenge, device_id, login_request = jp.authenticate(method, identifier, pubkey)
## Verify account using challenge and OTP token - step 2
Verify OTP message. Send back the user OTP plus a valid challenge obtained in step 1 i.e authenticate function. This function also checks the returned response for authenticity.
resp = jp.verify(valid_challenge, device_id, prvtkey, otp=120104) print(resp)
## Run Test
python -m unittest
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