HOP Module reference

HOP offers various modules or libraries that extend the functionality of the platform.

Authentication and authorization

buddy-auth.jwt-oidc - Library implementing a :duct.middleware.buddy/authentication compatible JWT token validation function for OpenID Connect ID Tokens.
rbac.next - Library that provides role-based access control.
session.re-frame.cognito - A library that provides re-frame events for managing AWS Cognito user sessions.
user-manager.cognito - A Library for interacting with the AWS Cognito User Pools API.

Object storage

object-storage.core - Library that provides an object-storage protocol that can be implemented by other libraries.
object-storage.s3 - Object storage implementation for Amazon S3.
object-storage.azure-blob-storage - Object storage implementation for Amazon S3.
object-storage.ftp - Object storage implementation for FTP.

Business Intelligence

dashboard-manager.grafana - Library for managing dashboards and associated users and organizations in Grafana.

Observability

timbre.appenders.cloudwatch - Cloudwatch Timbre log appender with batching and rate limiting.

CLJS Compilation

duct.module.cljs-compiler - Duct module for configuring the cljs compiler.
duct.server.figwheel-main - Library for compiling and dynamically reloading ClojureScript files in the Duct framework using Figwheel Main.

Messaging protocols

pubsub - MQTT and AMQP Publish Subscribe library.
notifications.firebase - Library for sending notifications through Google Firebase.

Persistence

sql-utils - Thin convenience wrapper over clojure.java.jdbc.

Encryption

encryption - A library for encrypting and decrypting arbitrary Clojure values, using caesium symmetric encryption primitives.
secret-storage.aws-ssm-ps - Library for managing secrets stored in AWS System Manager Parameter Store.

Payments

payments.stripe - Library for interacting with the Stripe API.

Electronic signatures

esignatures.docusign - Library for interacting with the Docusign eSignature API.

Note

The listed modules have been developed with HOP in mind, and they have been designed to be effortlessly integrated in the HOP Platform. Nevertheless, they can be also used in non-HOP applications.