anchor.diff:    (auth/jwe-backend privkey))
   ----
   
  -NOTE: In this example we use asymetric encryption scheme, if you want use an other
  +NOTE: In this example we use asymmetric encryption scheme, if you want use an other
   encryption scheme, please check
   link:https://funcool.github.io/buddy-sign/latest/#_json_web_encryption[buddy-sign documentation]
   for the complete list of supported encryption algorithms.
  
positive.code: _Catacumba_ server can be configured to use TLS (commonly known as SSL). The process
  is pretty simple but it requires to have a proper key and certificate.
  
  The first thinkg that you should care about is that _catacumba_ is built on jvm
  that the default ssl certificate/key format used by nginx/apache it isn't compatible
  but is very easy create a compatible file using the `openssl` commandline.
  
  Having a key and the certificate, just execute this command:
  
  
negative.code: ----
  
  The `slurp` function uses the abstractions defined on the `clojure.java.io` namespace
  for read the content of the provided resource as string and return it.
  
  Furthermore, _catacumba_ offers a more flexible way to parsing body data based on the
  incoming content type, but it is explained with more details in the
  <<body-parsing,body parsing section>> of this document.
  
  Like the http request body, the http headers are available through the `:headers` key
  entry. In order to extract some header, just perform the appropriate lookup:
  
  [source, clojure]
  ----
  