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@autotelic/fastify-timestamp-signer

v0.1.2

Published

A fastify plugin for signing and validating strings

Downloads

138

Readme

fastify-timestamp-signer

A Fastify plugin to timestamp/cryptographically sign strings and validate that signed strings have not been tampered with.

Usage

npm i @autotelic/fastify-timestamp-signer

Examples

Plugin Usage

// index.js
const signer = require('@autotelic/fastify-timestamp-singer')

// register fastify-timestamp-signer
fastify.register(signer, { secret: 'secret-string' })

// sign route
fastify.get('/sign/:value', async (req, reply) => {
  const { params: { value } } = req

  const signedString = await fastify.sign(value, { salt: 'example-salt' })

  reply.send({ signedString })
})

// validate route
fastify.post('/validate', async (req, reply) => {
  const { body: { signedString } } = req
  const maxAge = 10
  const validated = await fastify.validate(signedString, maxAge, { salt: 'example-salt' })
  reply.send({ validated })
})

Example App

see /example.js for a working example app.

API

Configuration

The plugin accepts the the following configuration properties:

  • secret : string - The secret used to sign/ validate a string (required).

  • algorithm : string - The algorithm used to sign/ validate a string (defaults to sha512).

  • delimiter: string - The delimiter used to separate the raw string, timestamp and signature (defaults to :).

  • encoding: string - The encoding type used to encode the signature. (defaults to base64)

Decorators

This plugin decorates fastify with the following methods:

  • sign: function - Generates a timestamp and cryptographically signed string.

    • Accepts the following arguments:
      • string: string - The raw string to be signed (required).
      • options: object - Accepts the following parameters:
        • salt: string - The salt used to hash the signature (required).
        • timestamp: number - A unix timestamp used to timestamp the string (defaults to current time).
    • Returns: string - A timestamped and cryptographically signed string.
  • validate: function - Validates a signed string has a valid signature and has not expired.

    • Accepts the following arguments:
      • signedString: string - The signed string to be validated (required).
      • maxAge: number - The max allowable age in minutes to validate a signed string. (defaults to 5)
      • options: object - Accepts the following parameters:
        • salt: string - The salt used to validate the signature (required).
        • validateTime: number - A unix timestamp representing when validation occurs (defaults to current time).