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oneboard

v1.0.2

Published

OneBoard Node SDK

Downloads

2

Readme

Example

import OneBoard from 'oneboard';

const oneBoard = new OneBoard({
    privateKey: '<PrivateKey>',
    appPublicKey: '<AppPublicKey>',
    appToken: '<Token>',
  });

const result = await oneBoard.getVerificationRequestAccessToken(<UserId>);

Installing

npm install oneboard

Configuration

Specify configuration options when creating a OneBoard instance

Example
  new OneBoard({...options})

Options

| Option | Type | Required | Desciption | | ------------------- | --------- | --------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | privateKey | String | Yes | Privet key for sign requests | | appPublicKey | String | Yes | Public key for your OneBoard application | | appToken | String | Yes | OneBoard authorization token | | webhookSecretKey | String | No | Secret key for check webhook hash sum | | testing | Boolean | No | Flag for using the test server | | apiOrigin | String | No | You can provide custom OneBoard API url, if you use custom OneBoard instance |

API

getVerificationRequestAccessToken(userId, [options])

Returns an Promise with an access token for the specified userId to work with a verification request

  • userId can be string or number
Example
  await oneBoard.getVerificationRequestAccessToken(userId, { ttl: 3600 });

Options

  • ttl: (Optional) Lifetime for access token in seconds. Defaults to 3600.

request(requestOptions) / requestSigned(requestOptions)

Send http request to OneBoard API

  • request used for simple request
  • requestSigned used for signed request
  • Both methods use the same options and return the same response format
Example
  await oneBoard.requestSigned({
      path: '/api/v1/...',
      method: 'POST',
      body: {
        foo: 1
      },
  });

checkWebhookHashSum(hashSum, params)

Check hash sum from webhook. Return boolean

  • hashSum string from X-App-Sig header from webhook request
  • params data for create test hash
Example
  await oneBoard.checkWebhookHashSum('rAxPRgdw1AYVoKSvoRoVDVOXS7PefCgFYSZMjfmclxE=', {
      url: 'https://test.com/oneboard/webhook',
      timestamp: '834007431',
      body: '{...}',
  });

Params

| Option | Type | Required | Desciption | | ------------------- | --------- | --------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | url | String | Yes | Full webhook url | | timestamp | String | Yes | Timestamp from X-App-Timestamp header from webhook request | | body | String | Yes | Webhook body |

getWebhookHashSum(params)

Create hash sum from webhook request. Return string

  • params same format as checkWebhookHashSum method
Example
  await oneBoard.getWebhookHashSum({
      url: 'https://test.com/oneboard/webhook',
      timestamp: '834007431',
      body: '{...}',
  });