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Implement the HTTP Request parser to add Support for Signature Validation via HTTP Header #6

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husseinfakharany opened this issue Apr 26, 2022 · 0 comments · Fixed by #8
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In order to add support for PKI signature validation via the HTTP header, we should implement the parser which, assuming the relevant Signature and Signature-Input headers are present, should build the seed from the Signature-Input, parse the key-id and algorithm used in the signing process, as well as the signature from the request.

Original issue for context: project-alvarium/alvarium-sdk-go#25

Relevant Go SDK PR: project-alvarium/alvarium-sdk-go#29

@husseinfakharany husseinfakharany self-assigned this Apr 26, 2022
@husseinfakharany husseinfakharany added the enhancement New feature or request label Apr 26, 2022
husseinfakharany added a commit to husseinfakharany/alvarium-sdk-python that referenced this issue Apr 28, 2022
* Implement HTTP request parser in handler/base.go and related
 exceptions and tests
* Implement request handler interface and factory
* Implement ED25519 request handler and related test
* Modify annotator factory to accomodate the new HTTPPKI annotator
* Implement httppki annotator and related tests

Fix project-alvarium#4
Fix project-alvarium#6
Fix project-alvarium#7

Co-authored-by: Ramez Moussa <ramez.moussa@aucegypt.edu>
Co-authored-by: Ganna Walaa <gannawalaa@gmail.com>
Signed-off-by: husseinfakharany <fakharany.hussein@gmail.com>
husseinfakharany added a commit to husseinfakharany/alvarium-sdk-python that referenced this issue May 12, 2022
* Implement HTTP request parser in handler/base.go and related
 exceptions and tests
* Implement request handler interface and factory
* Implement ED25519 request handler and related test
* Modify annotator factory to accomodate the new HTTPPKI annotator
* Implement httppki annotator and related tests

Fix project-alvarium#4
Fix project-alvarium#6
Fix project-alvarium#7

Co-authored-by: Ramez Moussa <ramez.moussa@aucegypt.edu>
Co-authored-by: Ganna Walaa <gannawalaa@gmail.com>
Signed-off-by: husseinfakharany <fakharany.hussein@gmail.com>
husseinfakharany added a commit to husseinfakharany/alvarium-sdk-python that referenced this issue May 15, 2022
* Implement HTTP request parser in handler/base.go and related
 exceptions and tests
* Implement request handler interface and factory
* Implement ED25519 request handler and related test
* Modify annotator factory to accomodate the new HTTPPKI annotator
* Implement httppki annotator and related tests

Fix project-alvarium#4
Fix project-alvarium#6
Fix project-alvarium#7

Co-authored-by: Ramez Moussa <ramez.moussa@aucegypt.edu>
Co-authored-by: Ganna Walaa <gannawalaa@gmail.com>
Signed-off-by: husseinfakharany <fakharany.hussein@gmail.com>
husseinfakharany added a commit to husseinfakharany/alvarium-sdk-python that referenced this issue May 15, 2022
* Implement HTTP request parser in handler/base.go and related
 exceptions and tests
* Implement request handler interface and factory
* Implement ED25519 request handler and related test
* Modify annotator factory to accomodate the new HTTPPKI annotator
* Implement httppki annotator and related tests

Fix project-alvarium#4
Fix project-alvarium#6
Fix project-alvarium#7

Co-authored-by: Ramez Moussa <ramez.moussa@aucegypt.edu>
Co-authored-by: Ganna Walaa <gannawalaa@gmail.com>
Signed-off-by: husseinfakharany <fakharany.hussein@gmail.com>
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