Migration from Svix

// Before (Svix)
import { Svix } from 'svix';
const svix = new Svix({ token: 'sk_live_xxx' });
const endpoints = await svix.endpoint.list('app_id');

// After (HookSniff)
import { HookSniff } from 'hooksniff';
const hs = new HookSniff({ apiKey: 'hr_live_xxx' });
const endpoints = await hs.endpoint.list();
// Note: No app_id needed — HookSniff uses JWT authentication

# Before (Svix)
from svix.api import Svix
svix = Svix(token="sk_live_xxx")
endpoints = svix.endpoint.list("app_id")

# After (HookSniff)
from hooksniff import HookSniff
hs = HookSniff(api_key="hr_live_xxx")
endpoints = hs.endpoint.list()
# Note: No app_id needed

// Before (Svix)
import "github.com/svix/svix-webhooks/go"
client := svix.NewClient("sk_live_xxx")
endpoints, _ := client.Endpoint.List(ctx, "app_id", nil)

// After (HookSniff)
import hooksniff "github.com/servetarslan02/hooksniff-go"
hs := hooksniff.NewClient("hr_live_xxx")
endpoints, _ := hs.Endpoint.List(ctx, nil)
// Note: No app_id needed

// Svix headers
svix-id → webhook-id
svix-timestamp → webhook-timestamp
svix-signature → webhook-signature

// The algorithm is identical:
signed_content = "{webhook-id}.{webhook-timestamp}.{body}"
signature = "v1," + base64(hmac_sha256(secret, signed_content))

// Your existing verification code works with HookSniff!
// Just update the header names in your handler.