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truelayer-signing

v0.1.8

Published

Produce & verify TrueLayer API requests signatures

Downloads

18,508

Readme

truelayer-signing

Node library supporting JavaScript and TypeScript to produce & verify TrueLayer API requests signatures.

npm install --save truelayer-signing
# or using yarn
yarn add truelayer-signing

Signing with private key PEM

See full example.

Javascript Usage

const tlSigning = require('truelayer-signing');

// `Tl-Signature` value to send with the request.
const signature = tlSigning.sign({
  kid,
  privateKeyPem,
  method: "POST",
  path: "/payouts",
  headers: { "Idempotency-Key": idempotencyKey },
  body,
});

TypeScript usage

import * as tlSigning from 'truelayer-signing';

// `Tl-Signature` value to send with the request.
const signature = tlSigning.sign({
  kid,
  privateKeyPem,
  method: tlSigning.HttpMethod.Post,
  path: "/payouts",
  headers: { "Idempotency-Key": idempotencyKey },
  body,
});

Signing using a private key managed by a KMS/HSM

See full example.

Javascript Usage

const tlSigning = require('truelayer-signing');

// `Tl-Signature` value to send with the request.
const signature = tlSigning.sign({
  kid,
  method: "POST",
  path: "/payouts",
  headers: { "Idempotency-Key": idempotencyKey },
  body,
  signingFunction: async (message) => {
    const signatureInJoseFormat = await callMyKmsToSignWithMyPrivateKey(message);
    return signatureInJoseFormat;
  },
});

TypeScript usage

import * as tlSigning from 'truelayer-signing';

// `Tl-Signature` value to send with the request.
const signature = tlSigning.sign({
  kid,
  method: tlSigning.HttpMethod.Post,
  path: "/payouts",
  headers: { "Idempotency-Key": idempotencyKey },
  body,
  signingFunction: async (message: string): Promise<string> => {
    const signatureInJoseFormat = await callMyKmsToSignWithMyPrivateKey(message);
    return signatureInJoseFormat;
  },
});

Verifying webhooks

The verify function may be used to verify webhook Tl-Signature header signatures.

const tlSigning = require('truelayer-signing');

// `jku` field is included in webhook signatures
let jku = tlSigning.extractJku(webhookSignature);

// check `jku` is an allowed TrueLayer url & fetch jwks JSON (not provided by this lib)
ensureJkuAllowed(jku);
let jwks = fetchJwks(jku);

// jwks may be used directly to verify a signature
// a SignatureError is thrown is verification fails
tlSigning.verify({
  jwks,
  signature: webhookSignature,
  method: "post",
  path,
  body,
  headers: allWebhookHeaders,
});

See full example.