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assoc-if-someclj/s

(assoc-if-some m)
(assoc-if-some m k v)
(assoc-if-some m k v & kvs)

Conditionally adds a key k to value v pairs to map m. If no args are present or v is nil, returns m. If passed a variadic argument of arbitrary number of kvs key-value pairs, adds each of them that is not nil to m

Conditionally adds a key `k` to value `v` pairs 
to map `m`. If no args are present or `v` is nil, returns `m`.
If passed a variadic argument of arbitrary number of `kvs` 
key-value pairs, adds each of them that is not nil to `m`
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check-solutionclj/s

(check-solution payload
                hmac-key
                check-expiration?
                &
                {:keys [max-number reference-time throw-on-false?]})

Verifies the solution received from the client, returning an explicit true or a falsy nil Params:

  • payload: the map of the following keys received from the client. Note that usually you'll get the solution encoded in base-64
    • algorithm
    • challenge - the solved challenge value
    • number - the random number generated previously
    • salt
    • signature
  • hmac-key - the HMAC key used for verification.
  • check-expiration? - whether to check if the challenge has not expired. Recommended to be kept as true

Keys:

  • max-number - optional max-number override. If you're facing issues with false negatives, try adding your value to this function's args
  • reference-time - reference timestamp to compare as the timestamp which must be greater than the challenge's created-at value
  • throw-on-false? - whether to throw an error if the result is false. The result will be an ex-message with params, payload, not-expired? and expected-challenge
Verifies the solution received from the client, returning
an explicit `true` or a falsy `nil`
Params:
- `payload`: the map of the following keys received from the client.
Note that usually you'll get the solution encoded in base-64
  - `algorithm`
  - `challenge` - the solved challenge value
  - `number` - the random number generated previously
  - `salt`
  - `signature`
- `hmac-key` - the HMAC key used for verification.
- `check-expiration?` - whether to check if the challenge has not expired.
Recommended to be kept as true

Keys:
- `max-number` - optional max-number override. If you're facing issues with
false negatives, try adding your value to this function's args
- `reference-time` - reference timestamp to compare as the timestamp 
which must be greater than the challenge's `created-at` value
- `throw-on-false?` - whether to throw an error if the result is false.
The result will be an ex-message with `params`, `payload`, `not-expired?` and `expected-challenge`
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check-solution-base64clj/s

(check-solution-base64 b64-payload
                       hmac-key
                       check-expiration?
                       &
                       {:keys [max-number reference-time throw-on-false?]})

Verifies a base64 encoded solution. For parameters documenation, see check-solution

Verifies a base64 encoded solution. For parameters documenation, see `check-solution`
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signature-not-expired?clj/s

(signature-not-expired? verification-data current)
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verify-fields-hashclj/s

(verify-fields-hash form-data fields fields-hash algorithm)

Verify the hashes of field values in the input map. Useful for scraper protection

Verify the hashes of field values in the input map.
Useful for scraper protection
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verify-server-signatureclj/s

(verify-server-signature {:keys [algorithm verification-data signature verified]
                          :as payload}
                         hmac-key)
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verify-server-signature-base64clj/s

(verify-server-signature-base64 base64-payload hmac-key)
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