Easily add OAuth 1.0a signing to your axios client

npm i axios-oauth-1.0a

or

yarn add axios-oauth-1.0a

For use in the browser, you'll need to configure buffer and crypto support polyfills and fallback modules. See resolve.fallback and How To Polyfill Buffer With WebPack v5 for more information.

• The hashing function to use for the oauth_signature value
• Available values are: HMAC-SHA1, HMAC-SHA256
• Default value is HMAC-SHA256

• When true, always try to hash the body and include the hash in the signature
• When false, never try to calculate oauth_body_hash
• When 'auto', calculate oauth_body_hash on PUT or POST requests that have a body

• The Consumer Key value

• An optional value to set the OAuth 1.0 realm

• The Consumer Secret value

• The Access Token value

• An optional value to specify the access token secret

• An optional value to set the callback url

• An optional value to set the oauth verifier

To sign your axios requests using OAuth 1.0a:

import addOAuthInterceptor from 'axios-oauth-1.0a';

// Create a client whose requests will be signed
const client = axios.create();

// Specify the OAuth options
const options = {
    algorithm: 'HMAC-SHA1',
    key: 'xxx',
    secret: 'yyy',
};

// Add interceptor that signs requests
addOAuthInterceptor(client, options);

• RFC5849 - The OAuth 1.0 Protocol
• Axios Interceptors

See github releases