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Introduction

The @turnkey/indexed-db-stamper package enables secure request stamping using an unextractable P-256 keypair stored in the browser’s IndexedDB. It serves the same purpose as @turnkey/api-key-stamper, allowing you to sign and approve requests to Turnkey’s API, but without exposing the private key. This is ideal for long-lived browser sessions in progressive web apps (PWAs), wallet extensions, or any context where the key must remain secure and persistent across reloads. The IndexedDbStamper generates the private key using SubtleCrypto and stores it in a non-exportable format, ensuring that it cannot be extracted or exfiltrated by application code. The keypair is stored in IndexedDB so that it can be reused in subsequent sessions.

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Installing

To get started, install the @turnkey/indexed-db-stamper package: 
pnpm i @turnkey/indexed-db-stamper

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Initializing

The IndexedDbStamper class implements the TStamper interface used by the TurnkeyClient in the @turnkey/http module. It encapsulates the logic necessary to sign activity requests and generates the appropriate HTTP headers for authentication. 
import { IndexedDbStamper } from "@turnkey/indexed-db-stamper";

// Initialize the stamper and generate or load the keypair
const stamper = new IndexedDbStamper();
await stamper.init();
Once initialized, the stamper is ready to be passed into the TurnkeyClient.

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Methods

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init(): Promise<void>

Initializes the stamper by loading the keypair from IndexedDB. If the keypair does not exist, a new one is generated and stored securely.

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getPublicKey(): string | null

Returns the compressed P-256 public key (hex-encoded). This can be used to register the credential with Turnkey, typically during credential creation or email/OTP authentication flows.

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stamp(payload: string): Promise<TStamp>

Signs the given payload using the stored key and returns a stamp header suitable for authenticating a Turnkey API request.

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resetKeyPair(): Promise<void>

Generates a new keypair and replaces the one stored in IndexedDB. Call this when you want to rotate the local credential. We would recommend doing this before calling login activities. Alternatively you can pass your own unextractable crypto key to this function (e.g for refreshSession uses cases)

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clear(): Promise<void>

Clears the stored keypair from IndexedDB. The next time init() is called, a new keypair will be generated.