You can add 'tosign' as GET parameter in this sample url to override data to sign. You can add 'private_key' as GET parameter in this sample url to override private key used.
Signer uses 'Deterministic Signatures' which means you will always get the same signature with the same input.
SDK includes in root folder a signer command.
signer {tosign} {private_key}
Windows
C:\> .\signer ed04813b11a47726c3b132a8ec5f067df8390058c463cd14e1e7216ba2f68b08 1551558c3b75f46b71ec068f9e341bf35ee6df361f7b805deb487d8a4d5f055e
304402202b1088e5a66db93dca8ad1977f2544227ad9a740c5aed78da7d07b56b7b31f5802207af55b3ed791f350e4b48d2a334db004e930767bdccbf05face1bb8a5135fc91
Linux
$ ./signer ed04813b11a47726c3b132a8ec5f067df8390058c463cd14e1e7216ba2f68b08 1551558c3b75f46b71ec068f9e341bf35ee6df361f7b805deb487d8a4d5f055e
304402202b1088e5a66db93dca8ad1977f2544227ad9a740c5aed78da7d07b56b7b31f5802207af55b3ed791f350e4b48d2a334db004e930767bdccbf05face1bb8a5135fc91
Sign Hex Data
This sample code demonstrate how you can use the signer included in this library to sign hex data with a private key. Private key mus be in the same format as returned by: Generate Address Endpoint