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insomnia-plugin-bitvavo-signing

v1.0.0

Published

Based and inspired on plugin insomnia_plugin_binance_signing from anson-vandoren

Readme

Based and inspired on plugin insomnia_plugin_binance_signing from anson-vandoren

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Bitvavo request signing for Insomnia

All private Bitvavo API calls require adding a timestamp and then signing the request (HMAC-SHA256) prior to submitting. Insomnia doesn't have a built-in way to do this. Bitvavo requires the following headers to the requests:

All signed REST requests must include the following headers:

  • BITVAVO-ACCESS-KEY: Your API Key.
  • BITVAVO-ACCESS-SIGNATURE: The signature for your REST request. This is explained below.
  • BITVAVO-ACCESS-TIMESTAMP: The current timestamp in milliseconds since 1 Jan 1970.
  • BITVAVO-ACCESS-WINDOW (optional): The window that allows execution of your request in milliseconds since 1 Jan 1970. The default value is 10000 (10s) and maximum value is 60000 (60s).

This plugin (when installed) checks all outgoing requests to see if:

  • The request has valid context and URL
  • The request is going to https://api.bitvavo.com
  • The request has a BITVAVO-ACCESS-TIMESTAMP parameter already
  • An Insomnia environment variable bitvavo_api_secret exists

If the above conditions are met, this plugin:

  • Adds a BITVAVO-ACCESS-TIMESTAMP parameter. The default value is 5000msec. A future version may allow this to be an environment variable instead.
  • Computes the HMAC signature based on the query string of the outgoing request and converts to hex.
  • Appends the BITVAVO-ACCESS-SIGNATURE parameter with the computed digest.