Have an API that wants an auth key as $auth_token = hash_hmac('sha256', $timestamp, $api_key); Am I able to replicate something like this server side in the current Wappler @patrick

This has been added for PHP and NodeJS to Wappler 4.0.2

I would advise to use strval($api_key) to make sure it’s always treated as a string.

never used a custom formatter before, so sadly am going to need an explanation like you are explaining this to a toddler, how, where, what, why, who, when, etc. lol. pleeeesae

This is also interesting [user847495] How do I use Node.js Crypto to create a HMAC-SHA1 hash? javascript, node.js, algorithm, hash asked by user847495 on 04:29AM - 20 Sep 11 UTC

Just to confirm, this is a server side formatter i need?

Yes, instructions here [image] Slugfy() Formater does not accept accentuation Bugs ======== TEMPLATE BUG FORM ======== Wappler Version : 2.5.4 Operating System : Windows 10Pro Slugfy() Formater does not accept accentuation [image] [image]

query parameter of a server side API action for auth=432hjkl423709hklmn32l489

Didn’t you just answer yourself? :joy:

Do my original notes help :roll_eyes: [15909384966375972452269183464095]

API needs SHA256 HMAC

Wappler General Need Help

Hyperbytes May 31, 2020, 3:18pm 11

Yes, instructions here