How to use @accounts/two-factor - 2 common examples
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accounts-js / accounts / packages / password / src / accounts-password.ts View on Github 
public async authenticate(params: PasswordLoginType): Promise {
const { user, password, code } = params;
if (!user || !password) {
throw new Error(this.options.errors.unrecognizedOptionsForLogin);
}
if ((!isString(user) && !isPlainObject(user)) || !isString(password)) {
throw new Error(this.options.errors.matchFailed);
}
const foundUser = await this.passwordAuthenticator(user, password);
// If user activated two factor authentication try with the code
if (getUserTwoFactorService(foundUser)) {
await this.twoFactor.authenticate(foundUser, code!);
}
return foundUser;
}constructor(options: AccountsPasswordOptions = {}) {
this.options = { ...defaultOptions, ...options };
this.twoFactor = new TwoFactor(options.twoFactor);
}@accounts/two-factor
[](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@accounts/two-factor) 
MIT
Latest version published 2 years ago