servant-github-webhook alternatives and similar packages
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servant
Main repository for the servant libraries — DSL for describing, serving, querying, mocking, documenting web applications and more! -
servant-elm
Automatically derive Elm functions to query servant webservices -
servant-purescript
Translate servant API to purescript code, with the help of purescript-bridge. -
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servant-generic
Specify Servant routes with records -
servant-swagger-ui
Provide embedded swagger UI for servant and swagger -
servant-response
Moved to http://github.com/haskell-servant -
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servant-js
Automatically derive javascript functions to query servant webservices. -
servant-auth-cookie
Authentication via encrypted cookies -
servant-router
Servant router for non-server applications. -
servant-aeson-specs
Generically obtain tests for JSON serialization -
servant-exceptions
Extensible exceptions for servant -
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servant-pandoc
Render a servant API to Pandoc's native representation -
servant-pagination
Type-safe pagination for Servant APIs -
servant-cassava
Servant CSV content-type for cassava -
servant-cli
Generate a command line client from a servant API -
servant-mock
Derive a mock server for free from your servant API types -
servant-matrix-param
Matrix parameter combinator for servant -
servant-auth-token-leveldb
Servant based API and server for token based authorisation -
servant-auth-token-acid
Servant based API and server for token based authorisation -
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servant-github
servant types to access the GitHub API v3 -
servant-py
Servant client generators for the Python language -
servant-jsonrpc
Tools to build JSON-RPC clients and servers the Servant way -
servant-reason
Automatically derive bindings for Servant APIs in Reason -
servant-zeppelin-client
Server Side Loading JSON -
servant-match
Standalone implementation of servant’s dispatching mechanism -
servant-http2-client
Generate http2-client from Servant APIs -
servant-kotlin
Automatically derive Kotlin functions to query servant webservices -
servant-ruby
Create a Ruby client from a Servant API using Net::HTTP. -
servant-options
Provide responses to OPTIONS requests for Servant applications. -
servant-csharp
Generate servant client library for C# -
servant-generate
Generate default implementations for servers in a flexible way (a.k.a servant-mock on steroids) -
servant-haxl-client
automatical derivation of querying functions for servant webservices -
servant-wasm
Servant support for delivering WebAssembly -
servant-proto-lens
Servant Content-Type for proto-lens protobuf modules. -
servant-multipart
multipart/form-data (e.g file upload) support for servant -
servant-jsonrpc-client
Generate JSON-RPC servant clients
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servant-github-webhook
This library facilitates writing Servant routes that can safely act as GitHub webhooks.
Features:
- Dispatching to routes based on the type of repository event.
- Automatic verification of request signatures.
- Route protection expressed in the type system, so webhook routes and regular routes cannot be confused.
Why use servant-github-webhook?
A webhook server needs to be publicly hosted. How can legitimate requests sent by GitHub be distinguished from (malicious) requests sent by other clients?
When a webhook is configured on a repository, a secret key is added. This key is used by GitHub to compute a signature of the request body that it sends; this signature is included in the request headers. The routing combinators in servant-github-webhook compute the signature of the received request body using the same key, and check that the signature in the request headers matches. If it does, then the request is legitimate.