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Announcing Socket Fix 2.0
Socket Fix 2.0 brings targeted CVE remediation, smarter upgrade planning, and broader ecosystem support to help developers get to zero alerts.
Client example
params = {:some => 'parameters'}
token = Signature::Token.new('my_key', 'my_secret')
request = Signature::Request.new('POST', '/api/thing', params)
auth_hash = request.sign(token)
query_params = params.merge(auth_hash)
HTTParty.post('http://myservice/api/thing', {
:body => query_params
})
query_params
looks like:
{
:some => "parameters",
:auth_timestamp => 1273231888,
:auth_signature => "28b6bb0f242f71064916fad6ae463fe91f5adc302222dfc02c348ae1941eaf80",
:auth_version => "1.0",
:auth_key => "my_key"
}
Server example (sinatra)
error Signature::AuthenticationError do |controller|
error = controller.env["sinatra.error"]
halt 401, "401 UNAUTHORIZED: #{error.message}\n"
end
post '/api/thing' do
request = Signature::Request.new('POST', env["REQUEST_PATH"], params)
# This will raise a Signature::AuthenticationError if request does not authenticate
token = request.authenticate do |key|
Signature::Token.new(key, lookup_secret(key))
end
# Do whatever you need to do
end
bundle
bundle exec rspec spec/*_spec.rb
Please see the travis status for a list of rubies tested against
Copyright (c) 2010 Martyn Loughran. See LICENSE for details.
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