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@hygraph/utils

v1.2.1

Published

Collection of useful Hygraph utilities for building GraphQL powered apps.

Downloads

6,395

Readme

Hygraph Utils

Install

npm i @hygraph/utils

Usage

verifyWebhookSignature

You'll need the request body and headers to pass to verifyWebhookSignature.

If isValid is truthy then you can safely execute your webhook handler code knowing the request is genuine, otherwise you should abort any further action.

const { verifyWebhookSignature } = require("@hygraph/utils");

const secret = "rCNwyiloY3oJYYkxgpBXaleIiUv5MYlx";

const body = {}; // Typically req.body
const signature = "..."; // Typically req.headers['gcms-signature']

const isValid = verifyWebhookSignature({ body, signature, secret });

verifyWebhookSignature also accepts a rawPayload in the case that the body has not yet been parsed.

const { verifyWebhookSignature } = require("@hygraph/utils");

const secret = "rCNwyiloY3oJYYkxgpBXaleIiUv5MYlx";

const rawPayload = '{"hello":"world"}';
const signature = "..."; // Typically req.headers['gcms-signature']

const isValid = verifyWebhookSignature({ rawPayload, signature, secret });

Learn more about Webhooks.

generateWebhookSignature

This is useful for testing signed webhooks. You can generate a Hygraph webhook signature, and then use it to test your webhook.

const { generateWebhookSignature } = require("@hygraph/utils");

const secret = "rCNwyiloY3oJYYkxgpBXaleIiUv5MYlx";

const body = {
  hello: "world",
};

const signature = generateWebhookSignature({ body, secret });

Learn more about Webhooks.