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@sigstore/mock

v0.9.0

Published

Mocked version of the Sigstore services

Downloads

1,755

Readme

@sigstore/mock · npm version CI Status Smoke Test Status

Builds on top of the nock library to set-up mock endpoints for Sigstore services.

Features

  • Mocked version of the Sigstore Fulcio POST /api/v2/signingCert API which returns a verifiable certificate signed by an ephemeral certificate authority.
  • Mocked version of the Sigstore Rekor POST /api/v1/log/entries API which returns a log entry with a verifiable signed-entry timestamp (SET).
  • Mocked version of the Sigstore Timestamp Authority POST /api/v1/timestamp API which returns a verifiable signed timestamp.

To Do

  • Mocked TUF repository which returns the key material necessary to verify artifacts returned from the other services.

Prerequisites

  • Node.js version >= 18.17.0

Installation

npm install @sigstore/mock

Usage

const { mockFulcio, mockRekor, mockTSA } = require('@sigstore/mock')
import { mockFulcio, mockRekor, mockTSA } from '@sigstore/mock'

mockFulcio([options])

Sets-up a nock-based mock endpoint for the Fulcio POST /api/v2/signingCert API.

  • options <Object>
    • baseURL <string>: Base URL for mocked Fulcio API server. Defaults to 'https://fulcio.sigstore.dev'
    • strict <boolean>: Flag indicating whether or not the request payload will be parsed. When set to true the request must contain a well-formed OIDC token and a well-formed public key. The OIDC token does NOT need to be signed or contain a verifiable signature. The supplied public key will be part of the returned certificate. When set to false the request body will not be interpreted and a dummy OIDC token and key will be used to provision the certificate. Defaults to true.

mockRekor([options])

Sets-up a nock-based mock endpoint for the Rekor POST /api/v1/log/entries API.

  • options <Object>
    • baseURL <string>: Base URL for mocked Rekor API server. Defaults to 'https://rekor.sigstore.dev'
    • strict <boolean>: Flag indicating whether or not the request payload will be parsed. When set to true the request must contain a well-formed JSON string. The supplied JSON object will be embedded in the returned log entry. When set to false the request body will not be interpreted and a dummy proposed entry be used. Defaults to true.

mockTSA([options])

Sets-up a nock-based mock endpoint for the Timestamp Authority POST /api/v1/timestamp API.

  • options <Object>
    • baseURL <string>: Base URL for mocked TSA API server. Defaults to 'https://timestamp.sigstore.dev'
    • strict <boolean>: Flag indicating whether or not the request payload will be parsed. When set to true the request must contain a well-formed JSON string. The supplied JSON object will be used to set the artifact hash and hash algorithm in the returned timestamp. When set to false the request body will not be interpreted and a dummy artifact hash will be used. Defaults to true.