PHP code example of bigcommerce / hawk

    
        
<?php
require_once('vendor/autoload.php');

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bigcommerce / hawk example snippets

// Simple example
$client = Dflydev\Hawk\Client\ClientBuilder::create()
    ->build()

// A complete example
$client = Dflydev\Hawk\Client\ClientBuilder::create()
    ->setCrypto($crypto)
    ->setTimeProvider($timeProvider)
    ->setNonceProvider($nonceProvider)
    ->setLocaltimeOffset($localtimeOffset)
    ->build()

$request = $client->createRequest(
    $credentials,
    'http://example.com/foo/bar?whatever',
    'POST',
    array(
        'payload' => 'hello world!',
        'content_type' => 'text/plain',
    )
);

// Assuming a hypothetical $headers object that can be used to add new headers
// to an outbound request, we can add the resulting 'Authorization' header
// for this Hawk request by doing:
$headers->set(
    $request->header()->fieldName(), // 'Authorization'
    $request->header()->fieldValue() // 'Hawk id="12345", mac="ad8c9f', ...'
);

// Assuming a hypothetical $headers object that can be used to get headers sent
// back as the response of a user agent request, we can get the value for the
// 'Server-Authorization' header.
$header = $headers->get('Server-Authorization');

// We need to use the original credentials, the original request, the value
// for the 'Server-Authorization' header, and optionally the payload and
// content type of the response from the server.
$isAuthenticatedResponse = $client->authenticate(
    $credentials,
    $request,
    $header,
    array(
        'payload' => '{"message": "good day, sir!"}',
        'content_type' => 'application/json',
    )
);

// Create a set of Hawk credentials
$credentials = new Dflydev\Hawk\Credentials\Credentials(
    'afe89a3x',  // shared key
    'sha256',    // default: sha256
    '12345'      // identifier, default: null
);

// Create a Hawk client
$client = Dflydev\Hawk\Client\ClientBuilder::create()
    ->build();

// Create a Hawk request based on making a POST request to a specific URL
// using a specific user's credentials. Also, we're expecting that we'll
// be sending a payload of 'hello world!' with a content-type of 'text/plain'.
$request = $client->createRequest(
    $credentials,
    'http://example.com/foo/bar?whatever',
    'POST',
    array(
        'payload' => 'hello world!',
        'content_type' => 'text/plain',
    )
);

// Ask a really useful fictional user agent to make a request; note that the
// request we are making here matches the details that we told the Hawk client
// about our request.
$response = Fictional\UserAgent::makeRequest(
    'POST',
    'http://example.com/foo/bar?whatever',
    array(
        'content_type' => 'text/plain',
        $request->header()->fieldName() => $request->header()->fieldValue(),
    ),
    'hello world!'
);

// This part is optional but recommended! At this point if we have a successful
// response we could just look at the content and be done with it. However, we
// are given the tools to authenticate the response to ensure that the response
// we were given came from the server we were expecting to be talking to.
$isAuthenticatedResponse = $client->authenticate(
    $credentials,
    $request,
    $response->headers->get('Server-Authorization'),
    array(
        'payload' => $response->getContent(),
        'content_type' => $response->headers->get('content-type'),
    )
);

if (!$isAuthenticatedResponse) {
    die("The server did a very bad thing...");
}

// Huzzah!

$bewit = $client->createBewit(
    $credentials,
    'https://example.com/posts?foo=bar',
    300 // ttl in seconds
);

$credentialsProvider = function ($id) {
    if ('12345' === $id) {
        return new Dflydev\Hawk\Credentials\Credentials(
            'afe89a3x',  // shared key
            'sha256',    // default: sha256
            '12345'      // identifier, default: null
        );
    }
};

// Simple example
$server = Dflydev\Hawk\Server\ServerBuilder::create($credentialsProvider)
    ->build()

$credentialsProvider = function ($id) {
    if ('12345' === $id) {
        return new Dflydev\Hawk\Credentials\Credentials(
            'afe89a3x',  // shared key
            'sha256',    // default: sha256
            '12345'      // identifier, default: null
        );
    }
};

// A complete example
$server = Dflydev\Hawk\Server\ServerBuilder::create($credentialsProvider)
    ->setCrypto($crypto)
    ->setTimeProvider($timeProvider)
    ->setNonceValidator($nonceValidator)
    ->setTimestampSkewSec($timestampSkewSec)
    ->setLocaltimeOffsetSec($localtimeOffsetSec)
    ->build()

// Get the authorization header for the request; it should be in the form
// of 'Hawk id="...", mac="...", [...]'
$authorization = $headers->get('Authorization');

try {
    $response = $server->authenticate(
        'POST',
        'example.com',
        80,
        '/foo/bar?whatever',
        'text/plain',
        'hello world!'
        $authorization
    );
} catch(Dflydev\Hawk\Server\UnauthorizedException $e) {
    // If authorization is incorrect (invalid mac, etc.) we can catch an
    // unauthorized exception.
    throw $e;
}

// The credentials associated with this request. This is where one could access
// the ID for the user that made this request.
$credentials = $response->credentials();

// The artifacts associated with this request. This is where one could access
// things like the 'ext', 'app', and 'dlg' values sent with the request.
$artifacts = $response->artifacts();

// Using the same credentials and artifacts from the server authenticate
// response, we can create a 'Server-Authorization' header.
$header = $server->createHeader($credentials, $artifacts, array(
    'payload' => '{"message": "good day, sir!"}',
    'content_type' => 'application/json',
));

// Set the header using PHP's header() function.
header(sprintf("%s: %s", $header->fieldName(), $header->fieldValue()));

// Create a simple credentials provider
$credentialsProvider = function ($id) {
    if ('12345' === $id) {
        return new Dflydev\Hawk\Credentials\Credentials(
            'afe89a3x',  // shared key
            'sha256',    // default: sha256
            '12345'      // identifier, default: null
        );
    }
};

// Create a Hawk server
$server = Dflydev\Hawk\Server\ServerBuilder::create($credentialsProvider)
    ->build()

// Get the authorization header for the request; it should be in the form
// of 'Hawk id="...", mac="...", [...]'
$authorization = $headers->get('Authorization');

try {
    $response = $server->authenticate(
        'POST',
        'example.com',
        80,
        '/foo/bar?whatever',
        'text/plain',
        'hello world!'
        $authorization
    );
} catch(Dflydev\Hawk\Server\UnauthorizedException $e) {
    // If authorization is incorrect (invalid mac, etc.) we can catch an
    // unauthorized exception.
    throw $e;
}

// Huzzah! Do something at this point with the request as we now know that
// it is an authenticated Hawk request.
//
// ...
//
// Ok we are done doing things! Assume based on what we did we ended up deciding
// the following payload and content type should be used:

$payload = '{"message": "good day, sir!"}';
$contentType = 'application/json';

// Create a Hawk header to sign our response
$header = $server->createHeader($credentials, $artifacts, array(
    'payload' => $payload,
    'content_type' => $contentType,
));

// Send some headers
header(sprintf("%s: %s", 'Content-Type', 'application/json'));
header(sprintf("%s: %s", $header->fieldName(), $header->fieldValue()));

// Output our payload
print $payload;

$response = $server->authenticateBewit(
    'example.com',
    443,
    '/posts?bewit=ZXhxYlpXdHlrRlpJaDJEN2NYaTlkQVwxMzY4OTk2ODAwXE8wbWhwcmdvWHFGNDhEbHc1RldBV3ZWUUlwZ0dZc3FzWDc2dHBvNkt5cUk9XA'
);

$credentials = new Dflydev\Hawk\Credentials\Credentials(
    $key,        // shared key
    $algorithm,  // default: sha256
    $id          // identifier, default: null
);