Add server signed response #163
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| response.headers['CONTENT-MD5'] ||= Digest::MD5.base64digest(json) | ||
| response.headers['Authorization'] ||= ApiAuth.sign!( | ||
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We'd want to pass in the response object here right?
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I know that is strange, but we need to pass the request object because we need to access to the request.fullpath.
Secondly, we can use the already defined ActionDispatchRequest without any changed.
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| The server can perform a validation of the response. | |||
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I think you're trying to say the server can sign the content of the response, right?
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| def validation_with_api_auth(api_auth_options = nil) | |||
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Can we call this something like api_auth_sign_response
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| # API AUTH addition headers | ||
| if api_auth_options | ||
| response.headers['CONTENT-MD5'] ||= Digest::MD5.base64digest(json) |
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Is this needed because the response object won't have a body for ApiAuth to inspect yet?
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In fact, the body is the json variable. I keep the same code as the classic JSON renderer. It's just a .to_json of the variable passed in the controller.
The source code is here : https://github.com/rails/rails/blob/master/actionpack/lib/action_controller/metal/renderers.rb#L156
I add a comment in the code for memory.
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Signed-off-by: Florian Wininger <[email protected]>
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@kjg @adamlwgriffiths I try to do a PR for #112, can you take a look ?
If the approch seems to be good I implement the unit tests.