Passkeys with Spring Boot 3.4.x — Part 2➫ Advanced

This one is in continuity from the previous blog post here.

The boilerplate configuration in the previous blog post covers the standard configuration that is just to the point for POC purpose only.

Though it does the work for a POC, it does not look great in cosmetics.

I extended the existing code & enabled the support for:-

➫ users and their passkeys stored in DB.
➫ changes in the UI:-
⇒ customization on top of spring’s webauthn js for interaction.
⇒ custom login page.

⚠️ UI & BACKEND LACKS VALIDATION! ⚠

⇒ custom manage passkeys page.

Stack used:-

⇒ Spring & Java
⇒ MySQL
⇒ JTE for UI templates
⇒ Tailwind for CSS
⇒ HTMX for some interactions