Telegram website login widget, signature check sample using Node.js
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// Copied by https://gist.github.com/dotcypress/8fd12d6e886cd74bba8f1aa8dbd346aa, | |
// thanks for improving code style | |
const { createHash, createHmac } = require('crypto'); | |
const TOKEN = "ABC:12345..."; | |
// I prefer get the secret's hash once but check the gist linked | |
// on line 1 if you prefer passing the bot token as a param | |
const secret = createHash('sha256') | |
.update(TOKEN) | |
.digest() | |
function checkSignature ({ hash, ...data }) { | |
const checkString = Object.keys(data) | |
.sort() | |
.filter((k) => data[k]) | |
.map(k => (`${k}=${data[k]}`)) | |
.join('\n'); | |
const hmac = createHmac('sha256', secret) | |
.update(checkString) | |
.digest('hex'); | |
return hmac === hash; | |
} | |
// Sample usage | |
const payload = { | |
id: '424242424242', | |
first_name: 'John', | |
last_name: 'Doe', | |
username: 'username', | |
photo_url: 'https://t.me/i/userpic/320/username.jpg', | |
auth_date: '1519400000', | |
hash: '87e5a7e644d0ee362334d92bc8ecc981ca11ffc11eca809505' | |
} | |
checkSignature(payload) |
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Thanks @lub0v, I updated the gist with your suggestion :)