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@smartrent/insomnia-plugin-sha512-hmac-auth
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@smartrent/insomnia-plugin-sha512-hmac-auth
Exposes two Template Tags for injecting (1) the current Unixtime and (2) a SHA512 HMAC signature of the request, based on the following string:
Insomnia SHA512 HMAC Auth
Exposes two Template Tags for injecting (1) the current Unixtime and (2) a SHA512 HMAC signature of the request, based on the following string:
timestamp + "\n" + method + "\n" + path + "\n" + body
Installation
Open the Plugins menu in Insomnia and add insomnia-plugin-sha512-hmac-auth.
Usage
(Use control+space to inject Template Tags into header value fields.)
Use the SHA512 HMAC Timestamp Template Tag to generate current Unixtime.
Use the SHA512 HMAC Signature Template Tag to generate current the signature. (You'll need to open the template tag once added and input the encryption secret.)
FAQs
Exposes two Template Tags for injecting (1) the current Unixtime and (2) a SHA512 HMAC signature of the request, based on the following string:
We found that @smartrent/insomnia-plugin-sha512-hmac-auth demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 6 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
Package last updated on 16 Aug 2019
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