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@agnosticeng/sign

v0.0.2

Published

A simple TypeScript library for URL signing and verification.

Readme

@agnosticeng/sign

A simple TypeScript library for URL signing and verification.

Installation

npm install @agnosticeng/sign

Usage

import { sign, check } from '@agnosticeng/sign';

// Generate a signed URL
const url = new URL('https://example.com/path');
url.searchParams.set('exp', '1234567890'); // Optional expiration
const secret = 'your-secret-key';

const signedUrl = await sign(secret, url);
console.log(signedUrl.toString());
// https://example.com/path?exp=1234567890&sig=...

// Verify a signed URL
const isValid = await check(secret, signedUrl);
console.log(isValid); // true

API

sign(secret: string, url: URL): Promise

Signs a URL by adding a signature query parameter.

  • secret: A secret key used for signing
  • url: URL object to sign
  • Returns: Promise resolving to signed URL

check(secret: string, url: URL): Promise

Verifies if a URL signature is valid.

  • secret: Same secret key used for signing
  • url: Signed URL object to verify
  • Returns: Promise resolving to boolean indicating if signature is valid

How it works

The library generates an HMAC SHA-256 signature based on:

  • URL hostname
  • URL pathname
  • Expiration value (if present in query params)

The signature is added as a sig query parameter.

License

MIT