sso-proxy: command line tool to generate request signatures #303
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…reating test data/fixtures or testing signature validation code.
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| COPY . . | ||
| RUN cd cmd/sso-auth && go build -mod=readonly -o /bin/sso-auth | ||
| RUN cd cmd/sso-proxy && go build -mod=readonly -o /bin/sso-proxy | ||
| RUN cd cmd/sso-proxy/generate-request-signature && go build -mod=readonly -o /bin/sso-generate-request-signature |
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Adding some documentation for the new binary would be helpful for others to figure out how to use the tool.
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For sure, I'll add some documentation for it 👍
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Added a little markdown file in /docs explaining usage of the tool.
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@benjsto wanted to follow up here - have you gotten some time to write those docs haven't pushed 'em yet? |
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Sorry, didn't get a chance to do this yet -- will prioritize for this week! |
Problem
For testing signature validation code in other places, it's nice to be able to easily generate signatures. The prior way of doing this involved setting up a test service, making a request to it, and inspecting the request headers between SSO and the upstream to get the signature.
Solution
Make a little command line tool within
sso-proxythat takes URL, body, and headers to generate a request signature using therequest-signer.