Package core.crypto.keys

Packages

builtin

cbindgen

core

core.intrinsics.atomics

core.intrinsics.onyx

core.intrinsics.types

package core.crypto.keys

EXPERIMENTAL: JWT support is under active development. The public interface for this package is subject to change.

JWT

JWT :: struct {
    method: JWT_Signing_Method
    headers: Map([] u8, [] u8)
    claims: Map([] u8, Value)
    _body: [..] u8
}

Methods

JWT.destroy

JWT.destroy :: (self: &JWT) -> void

JWT.make

JWT.make :: (method: JWT_Signing_Method) -> JWT

JWT.make_with_claims

JWT.make_with_claims :: (method: JWT_Signing_Method, claims: Map([] u8, Value)) -> JWT

JWT.parse

JWT.parse :: (token: [] u8, signing_key: [] u8, allocator: Allocator) -> Result(JWT, JWT_Parse_Error)

JWT.signed_string

JWT.signed_string :: (self: JWT, key: [] u8) -> Result([] u8, i32)

JWT_Parse_Error

JWT_Parse_Error :: enum {
    Bad_Format :: 0
    Invalid_Header :: 1
    Invalid_Body :: 2
    Invalid_Signature :: 3
}

JWT_Signing_Method

JWT_Signing_Method :: enum {
    UNKNOWN :: 0
    NONE :: 1
    HS256 :: 2
}

The algorithm used to secure the JWT. Currently, only NONE and HS256 are supported, as they are the only required algorithms per RFC-7518. When the standard library of Onyx has support for RSA and ECDSA, more algorithms could be implemented.