Crypto / Walmart P1

In order to connect to Walmart P1 (DSV) we need to generate a signature. Below are the steps

  1. Decode the byte array with Base-64.
  2. Encode the resulting value using PKCS#8 to represent your Private Key.
    Libraries in various languages offer the ability to identify that the Private Key is in PKCS#8 format and not in other conflicting formats such as PKCS#1.
  3. Use this byte representation of the Private Key to sign the data using SHA-256 with RSA.
  4. Encode the generated digital signature using Base 64.

I’m really confused. I know I have to use N/crypto but  B and C and D do not work

Anyone ever worked with Walmart ?

 

Rookie Asked on June 17, 2020 in SuiteScript.
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Yes I’ve worked with Walmart API before. If memory serves me right I had to write a web service in C# .NET that Netsuite could call to generate the signature that could be consumed as JSON object to use for authenticating with the Walmart API.

Beginner Answered on June 17, 2020.
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