Closed ChorjoDev closed 2 years ago
Thanks @ChorjoDev for creating feature request, Will add to roadmap.
Hi @ChorjoDev I have finished development of this feature.
would you like to test? I can upload the package here.
Just want to make sure its working as expected before I publish to everyone
Hi,
Oh wow that was quick..yes more than happy to test. I’m out today but should be able to test out tomorrow if that is ok?
Thanks Gareth
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On 5 Mar 2022, at 14:01, Ranga Vadhineni @.***> wrote:
Hi @ChorjoDev I have finished development of this feature.
would you like to test? I can upload the vsix package here.
Just want to make sure its working as expected before I publish to everyone
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@ChorjoDev thats ok, I will upload the file later today.
@ChorjoDev attached the pre-release file. Please test multiple aws services if possible and let me now.
Install manually from extensions tab
Hey @rangav,
Worked like a dream. I tested it against API Gateway, as this is where the authentication of the signing happens. I ported all of our collections over from postman and all worked.
Thanks
super thanks @ChorjoDev for confirmation,
will publish to marketplace as a pre-release
version, so others can also install it.
And will do a production release end of this week or early next week along with other planned features
Now its published to marketplace
How to install pre-release version
This feature is now published as release version in v1.12.5
See all features and bugs fixed here https://github.com/rangav/thunder-client-support/releases/tag/v1.12.5
Describe the solution you'd like Postman provides a feature that signs the AWS keys using the AWS Sigv4 signer. The keys are signed and added to the headers. The actual signing of the headers is a simple task but requires the AWS sdk to do this. https://docs.aws.amazon.com/general/latest/gr/signature-version-4.html
This is really useful when testing API's via API Gateway and triggering lambdas that sit behind this level of authentication. It would be nice if the client was able to access these keys that sit in the '~/.aws/credentials'. Postman is currently unable to do this due to it being sandboxed and not having access to the local machine.
Describe alternatives you've considered Postman does provide the SIgV4 signing method and it is widely used in many Organisation's I have worked in.
https://learning.postman.com/docs/sending-requests/authorization/#aws-signature