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ietf-hmac-signatures

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Methods to construct and verify HMAC signatures based on the IETF draft standards.

Methods

createSignRequest

A method which returns a signRequest function.

(options) => function

  • options: object - Required - Contains the following properties:
    • sharedSecret: string - Required - The shared secret corresponding to the signature materials registered with the remote server
    • keyId: string - Required - The key id corresponding to the signature materials registered with the remote server
    • algorithmName: string - Required - A valid IEFT algorithm name (e.g. 'hs2019') corresponding to the signature materials registered with the remote server
    • signedHeaders: array - Required - An array of request headers to be be signed e.g. ['(request-target)', '(created)', '(expires)', 'host', 'digest', 'content-type']. Defaults to ['(request-target)', '(created)'] if unspecified.
    • algorithmMap: object - Required - An object the looks up the HMAC algorithm using the algorithmName and keyId. Corresponds to the signature materials registered with the remote server
    • expiryOffset: integer - Optional - Default is 300 seconds (5 min) if unspecified
    • digestEncoding: string - Optional - Default is 'base64' if unspecified
    • getAlgorithm: function - Optional - A function to return a HMAC algorithm based on the algorithmMap, algorithmName, and keyId values. Default getAlgorithm used if unspecified.
    • constructSignatureString: function - Optional - Default constructSignatureString used if unspecified
    • constructDigestString: function - Optional - Default constructDigestString used if unspecified.

The returned signRequest function will sign requests based on the configured signature options.

(request) => object

  • request: object - Required - Contains the following properties:
    • url: string - Required
    • method: string - Required
    • headers: object - Required - Contains Key: value pair of any headers defined in the signedHeaders array in the options object.
    • body: JSON string - Optional - Required only if 'digest' is in the signedHeaders array in the options object.

Usage Example

const got = require('got')
const { createSignRequest } = require('@autotelic/ieft-hmac-signatures')

const options = {
  sharedSecret: 'topSecret',
  algorithmMap: {
    hs2019: {
      'test-key-a': 'sha512',
      'test-key-b': 'sha256'
    }
  },
  keyId: 'test-key-b',
  algorithmName: 'hs2019',
  signedHeaders: ['(request-target)', '(created)', '(expires)', 'host', 'digest', 'content-type']
  // expiryOffset: 300, // Optional - Default is 300 seconds (5 min) if unspecified
  // digestEncoding: 'base64', // Optional - Default is base64 if unspecified
  // digestAlgorithm: 'sha-512' // Optional - Default is sha-512 if unspecified
  // getAlgorithm: (req, options) => 'sha512', // Optional - Default getAlgorithm used if unspecified
  // constructSignatureString: (req, options) => {}, // Optional - Default constructSignatureString used if unspecified
  // constructDigestString: (req, options) => {}, // Optional - Default constructDigestString used if unspecified
}

;(async () => {
  const signRequest = createSignRequest(options)

  const request = {
    url: 'http://localhost:3000/foo',
    method: 'POST',
    body: JSON.stringify({ hello: 'world' }),
    headers: {
      'Content-Type': 'application/json'
    }
  }

  const signedRequest = signRequest(request)

  try {
    const response = await got(signedRequest)
    console.log(response.statusCode, response.statusMessage)
  } catch (error) {
    console.log(error.response.body)
  }
})()

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