A lightweight, zero-dependency Xbox Network (Xbox Live) authentication library for Node.js with OAuth 2.0 support.
Important
The main authenticate() function remains backward compatible for basic usage, but method imports and advanced features have changed significantly.
npm install @xboxreplay/xboxlive-authimport { authenticate } from '@xboxreplay/xboxlive-auth';
authenticate('name@domain.com', 'password').then(console.info).catch(console.error);{
"xuid": "2584878536129841",
"user_hash": "3218841136841218711",
"xsts_token": "eyJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiIsInR5cCI6IkpXVCJ9...",
"display_claims": {
"gtg": "Zeny IC",
"xid": "2584878536129841",
"uhs": "3218841136841218711",
"agg": "Adult",
"usr": "234",
"utr": "190",
"prv": "185 186 187 188 191 192 ..."
},
"expires_on": "2025-04-13T05:43:32.6275675Z"
}Note
The xuid field may be null based on the specified "RelyingParty", and display_claims may vary based on the specified "RelyingParty" configuration.
import { authenticate } from '@xboxreplay/xboxlive-auth';
// Get raw responses from all authentication steps
const rawResponse = await authenticate('email@example.com', 'password', {
raw: true,
});
console.log(rawResponse);
// Returns:
// {
// 'login.live.com': LiveAuthResponse,
// 'user.auth.xboxlive.com': XNETExchangeRpsTicketResponse,
// 'xsts.auth.xboxlive.com': XNETExchangeTokensResponse
// }import { authenticate } from '@xboxreplay/xboxlive-auth';
const result = await authenticate('email@example.com', 'password', {
XSTSRelyingParty: 'http://xboxlive.com',
optionalDisplayClaims: ['gtg', 'xid'],
sandboxId: 'RETAIL',
});The library now exports granular modules for advanced use cases:
import { live, xnet } from '@xboxreplay/xboxlive-auth';
// Microsoft Live authentication
await live.preAuth();
await live.authenticateWithCredentials({ email: 'user@example.com', password: 'password' });
await live.exchangeCodeForAccessToken(code);
await live.refreshAccessToken(refreshToken);
// Xbox Network token exchange
await xnet.exchangeRpsTicketForUserToken(accessToken, 't');
await xnet.exchangeTokensForXSTSToken(tokens, options);
// Experimental features
const deviceToken = await xnet.experimental.createDummyWin32DeviceToken();The library is fully typed with TypeScript. Key types include:
Email: Enforces proper email format (${string}@${string}.${string})AuthenticateOptions: Configuration options for authenticationAuthenticateResponse: Standard response formatAuthenticateRawResponse: Raw response format whenraw: true
- Basic authentication
- Use a custom Azure Application (OAuth2.0)
- Experimental methods, such as "deviceToken" generation
- What's a RelyingParty and how to use it
- Available methods in this library
- Known issues and possible workarounds
- How to deal with unauthorized "AgeGroup" authentication
The library includes an XSAPI client that's a Fetch wrapper designed specifically for calling Xbox Network APIs:
await XSAPIClient.get('https://profile.xboxlive.com/users/gt(Major%20Nelson)/profile/settings?settings=Gamerscore', {
options: { contractVersion: 2, userHash: 'YOUR_USER_HASH', XSTSToken: 'YOUR_XSTS_TOKEN' },
});curl 'https://profile.xboxlive.com/users/gt(Major%20Nelson)/profile/settings?settings=Gamerscore' \
-H 'Authorization: XBL3.0 x=YOUR_USER_HASH;YOUR_XSTS_TOKEN' \
-H 'X-XBL-Contract-Version: 2'The exposed authenticate method cannot deal with 2FA, but a workaround may be possible using OAuth2.0 flows with refresh tokens. Please take a look at the authenticate documentation. Additional improvements regarding this issue are not currently planned.
Please refer to the dedicated documentation for other known issues and workarounds.