Vatio holds only the public half of your signing key, so it can verify a token and never mint one. Everything dangerous about that arrangement is therefore on your side: this gem signs the token for the widget and verifies the same token back on your own API. `require "vatio/server"` adds the opt-in client for the server API -- having the agent write to a contact first on WhatsApp -- and the receiver for its signed webhooks, on Net::HTTP and nothing else.

Required Ruby Version

>= 3.0

Authors

Urcalab

Versions

  1. 0.9.0
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      1. 0.9.0 source October 30, 2026 (37 KB)
  2. 0.8.0
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      1. 0.8.0 source October 30, 2026 (37 KB)
  3. 0.7.1
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      1. 0.7.1 source October 29, 2026 (36.5 KB)
  4. 0.7.0
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      1. 0.7.0 source October 26, 2026 (36.5 KB)
  5. 0.6.0
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      1. 0.6.0 source October 11, 2026 (29.5 KB)

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