Python signature_valid Examples

Example #1

File: test_utils.py Project: aliscott/gocardless-python

 def test_validate_signature(self):
     params = {"key1": "val1", "key2": "val2"}
     sig = utils.generate_signature(params, self.secret)
     params["signature"] = sig
     self.assertTrue(utils.signature_valid(params, self.secret))
     params["signature"] = "123482494523435"
     self.assertFalse(utils.signature_valid(params, self.secret))

Example #2

 def test_validate_signature(self):
     params = {"key1": "val1", "key2": "val2"}
     sig = utils.generate_signature(params, self.secret)
     params["signature"] = sig
     self.assertTrue(utils.signature_valid(params, self.secret))
     params["signature"] = "123482494523435"
     self.assertFalse(utils.signature_valid(params, self.secret))

Example #3

File: client.py Project: pegler/gocardless-python

    def validate_webhook(self, params):
        """Check whether a webhook signature is valid

        Takes a dictionary of parameters, including the signature
        and returns a boolean indicating whether the signature is
        valid.

        :param params: A dictionary of data to validate, must include
          the key "signature"
        """
        return signature_valid(params, self._app_secret)

Example #4

    def validate_webhook(self, params):
        """Check whether a webhook signature is valid

        Takes a dictionary of parameters, including the signature
        and returns a boolean indicating whether the signature is
        valid.

        :param params: A dictionary of data to validate, must include
          the key "signature"
        """
        return signature_valid(params, self._app_secret)