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$ npm install --save dkim
ObjectKind: global variable
Object
StringStringStringStringStringStringArray.<String>Kind: static class of DKIM
See: dkim-signature
DKIM Signature
Kind: static class of DKIM
See: dkim-key
DKIM Key
StringKind: static property of DKIM
StringKind: static property of DKIM
StringKind: static property of DKIM
StringKind: static property of DKIM
Retrieve a domain key
Kind: static method of DKIM
Todo
public_key = dkim_find_key(q_val, d_val, s_val),
where *_val are the signature's attribute valuesParams
StringStringfunctionStringCanonicalize the message body according to methods defined in RFC[XXXX]
Kind: static method of DKIM
Throws:
Error If canonicalization method is unsupportedParams
Buffer | StringString - (simple|relaxed)StringCanonicalize the message header according to methods defined in RFC[6376]
Kind: static method of DKIM
Throws:
Error If canonicalization method is unsupportedParams
Array.<String> - Each header is formatted as <field>: <value>ArrayString - (simple|relaxed)Example
DKIM.processHeader( [ 'A: X', 'B : Y\t\r\n\tZ '], [ 'A' ], 'relaxed' )
Verify a message signature
Kind: static method of DKIM
Params
BufferArrayfunctionVerify a message's signatures
Kind: static method of DKIM
Throws:
Error If input is not a bufferParams
BufferfunctionArray.<String>Filter out signature headers other than the specified signatureHeader
Kind: static method of verify
Returns: Array.<String> - filtered headers
Params
Array.<String> - list of headers to filterString - signature header to keepFAQs
DomainKeys Identified Mail (DKIM)
We found that dkim demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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