pyreqsign 1.3.2

HMAC-based API request signing with environment-bound key derivation for microservices

pyreqsign

HMAC-based API request signing with environment-bound key derivation for microservices.

Installation

pip install pyreqsign

Quick Start

from pyreqsign import sign, verify, sign_request

# Sign API parameters
signature = sign(secret="my-api-key", params={"user_id": "42"}, method="POST", path="/api/data")
# → "ES-v2:YWJjZGVm..."

# Verify on the server side
is_valid = verify(secret="my-api-key", params={"user_id": "42"}, signature=signature)

# Or sign an entire HTTP request (returns headers dict)
headers = sign_request("my-api-key", "POST", "https://api.example.com/v1/data", json_body={"action": "update"})
# → {"Authorization": "EnvSign ES-v2:...", "X-EnvSign-Timestamp": "1714300000"}

Why EnvSign?

Standard HMAC signing only binds the secret key. EnvSign additionally binds the signing environment — the derived key depends on both the secret AND the machine fingerprint, making it ideal for:

• Microservice-to-microservice auth where each service instance has a unique identity
• API gateway request validation with replay protection via timestamp binding
• Webhook verification where the sender environment is part of the trust chain

API

Core Signing

Function	Description
sign(secret, params, ...)	Sign request parameters, returns ES-v2:<sig>
verify(secret, params, sig, ...)	Verify signature, constant-time comparison
sign_request(secret, method, url, ...)	Sign full HTTP request, returns auth headers
env_fingerprint()	Generate 256-bit machine identity
derive_key(secret, fp)	Derive signing key from secret + fingerprint

Config Helpers

Function	Description
get_env(key, default)	Read string env var
parse_bool(key, default)	Parse boolean (true/1/yes/on)
parse_int(key, default)	Parse integer, silent fallback
parse_list(key, sep, default)	Parse comma-separated list
load_config(prefix)	Collect all vars matching prefix

License

MIT