ResponderAPI is a zero-configuration, zero-coding mock HTTP server designed to make it easy to implement test APIs.
Read moreGoing Back to the Roots of NFTs -- ERC721FTS
Recent decisions by some marketplaces to ignore creators’ royalties inspired us to revisit the original ERC721 standard and propose some changes to the OpenZeppelin ERC721 contract. The result is ERC721FTS. PRs and other feedback welcome!
CSR Generator for Software Statement-Level Certificates
One of the certificate types supported by the UK Open Banking ecosystem is the so called software statement-level certificate. There are two kinds of software statement-level certificates: OBTRANSPORT and OBSIGNING. Both are issued by the Open Banking Directory Certificate Authority (CA).
In order to obtain a software statement-level certificate the requesting party must be a participant onboarded onto the Open Banking Directory, have an active software statement, and submit a Certificate Signing Request (CSR).
While our clients have had access to our bespoke software statement-level CSR generators for a while, we have never made them publicly available. Until now. If you want to make the software statement-level CSR process easier for yourself, visit https://tools.certograph.com and use our tools for free.
Certograph Ltd JOINS Open Banking Directory Sandbox
We are pleased to confirm that we have joined the Open Banking Directory Sandbox this week.
CertStat.com: Introducing X-Api-Client-Id
We are going to introduce a new header, X-Api-Client-Id, next week. Please add it to requests sent to the following endpoints before 2019-02-04:
https://eu-api.certstat.com/certificate/status
# HTTPie
$ http POST https://eu-api.certstat.com/certificate/status "X-Api-Client-Id:541d9d17-4b4d-46b9-8595-5793c26cc960" "X-Api-Key:541d9d17-4b4d-46b9-8595-5793c26cc960" "Content-Type:application/x-pem-file" < /path/to/certificate/pem/file
# curl
$ curl -X POST https://eu-api.certstat.com/certificate/status -H "X-Api-Client-Id:541d9d17-4b4d-46b9-8595-5793c26cc960" -H "X-Api-Key:541d9d17-4b4d-46b9-8595-5793c26cc960" -H "Content-Type:application/x-pem-file" --data-binary @/path/to/certificate/pem/file
Please note, the value of X-Api-Client-Id shown in the examples above will be replaced with unique IDs. The ID shown in the examples above is meant to help you transition to the new request syntax.
CertStat.com: An Early Preview
The full CertStat.com API will launch within the next few days, but you can get an early taste of its functionality today. Please note that this is a cut-down version of the output normally available in a paid version. Also, the performance of the preview should not be an indicator of the performance of a live version.
Here’s how you can access it
# HTTPie
$ http POST https://eu-api.certstat.com/certificate/status "X-Api-Key:541d9d17-4b4d-46b9-8595-5793c26cc960" "Content-Type:application/x-pem-file" < /path/to/certificate/pem/file
# curl
$ curl -X POST https://eu-api.certstat.com/certificate/status -H "X-Api-Key:541d9d17-4b4d-46b9-8595-5793c26cc960" -H "Content-Type:application/x-pem-file" --data-binary @/path/to/certificate/pem/file
Enjoy! And if you would like to get early access to full functionality, contact us.