john-hancock 0.1.0

Creating a signature from a hash has many uses. You can use this for making authenticated requests to an api. It can also be used to compare two hashes and see if their contents are equal

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0.1.3 - October 02, 2011 (7 KB)
0.1.2 - October 02, 2011 (7 KB)
0.1.1 - October 02, 2011 (7 KB)
0.1.0 - October 02, 2011 (7 KB)

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bundler ~> 1.0.0

jeweler ~> 1.6.4

shoulda >= 0

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Aaron Scruggs

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john-hancock 0.1.0

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