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7 Javascript Object Signing and Encryption (JOSE).
9 This package is a Python implementation of the standards developed by
11 IETF Javascript Object Signing and Encryption (Active WG), in particu‐
12 lar the following RFCs:
13 • JSON Web Algorithms (JWA)
15 • JSON Web Key (JWK)
17 • JSON Web Signature (JWS)
19 Originally developed as part of the ACME protocol implementation.
21
23 JOSE Base64 is defined as:
24 • URL-safe Base64
26 • padding stripped
28 josepy.b64.b64encode(data)
30 JOSE Base64 encode.
31 Parameters
33 data (bytes) -- Data to be encoded.
34 Returns
36 JOSE Base64 string.
37 Return type
39 bytes
40 Raises TypeError -- if data is of incorrect type
42 josepy.b64.b64decode(data)
44 JOSE Base64 decode.
45 Parameters
47 data (bytes or unicode) -- Base64 string to be decoded.
48 If it's unicode, then only ASCII characters are allowed.
49 Returns
51 Decoded data.
52 Return type
54 bytes
55 Raises
57 • TypeError -- if input is of incorrect type
59 • ValueError -- if input is unicode with non-ASCII char‐
61 acters
62
64 JOSE errors.
65 exception josepy.errors.Error
67 Generic JOSE Error.
68 exception josepy.errors.DeserializationError
70 JSON deserialization error.
71 exception josepy.errors.SerializationError
73 JSON serialization error.
74 exception josepy.errors.UnrecognizedTypeError(typ, jobj)
76 Unrecognized type error.
77 Variables
79 • typ (str) -- The unrecognized type of the JSON object.
81 • jobj -- Full JSON object.
83
85 JOSE interfaces.
86 class josepy.interfaces.JSONDeSerializable
88 Interface for (de)serializable JSON objects.
89 Please recall, that standard Python library implements json.JSO‐
91 NEncoder and json.JSONDecoder that perform translations based on
92 respective conversion tables that look pretty much like the one
93 below (for complete tables see relevant Python documentation):
94 ┌───────┬────────┐
96 │JSON │ Python │
97 ├───────┼────────┤
98 │object │ dict │
99 ├───────┼────────┤
100 │... │ ... │
101 └───────┴────────┘
102 While the above conversion table is about translation of JSON
104 documents to/from the basic Python types only,
105 JSONDeSerializable introduces the following two concepts:
106 serialization
108 Turning an arbitrary Python object into Python object
109 that can be encoded into a JSON document. Full serial‐
110 ization produces a Python object composed of only ba‐
111 sic types as required by the conversion table. Partial
112 serialization (accomplished by to_partial_json()) pro‐
113 duces a Python object that might also be built from
114 other JSONDeSerializable objects.
115 deserialization
117 Turning a decoded Python object (necessarily one of
118 the basic types as required by the conversion table)
119 into an arbitrary Python object.
120 Serialization produces serialized object ("partially serialized
122 object" or "fully serialized object" for partial and full seri‐
123 alization respectively) and deserialization produces deserial‐
124 ized object, both usually denoted in the source code as jobj.
125 Wording in the official Python documentation might be confusing
127 after reading the above, but in the light of those definitions,
128 one can view json.JSONDecoder.decode() as decoder and deserial‐
129 izer of basic types, json.JSONEncoder.default() as serializer of
130 basic types, json.JSONEncoder.encode() as serializer and en‐
131 coder of basic types.
132 One could extend json to support arbitrary object (de)serializa‐
134 tion either by:
135 • overriding json.JSONDecoder.decode() and json.JSONEn‐
137 coder.default() in subclasses
138 • or passing object_hook argument (or object_hook_pairs) to
140 json.load()/json.loads() or default argument for
141 json.dump()/json.dumps().
142 Interestingly, default is required to perform only partial seri‐
144 alization, as json.dumps() applies default recursively. This is
145 the idea behind making to_partial_json() produce only partial
146 serialization, while providing custom json_dumps() that dumps
147 with default set to json_dump_default().
148 To make further documentation a bit more concrete, please, con‐
150 sider the following imaginatory implementation example:
151 class Foo(JSONDeSerializable):
153 def to_partial_json(self):
154 return 'foo'
155 @classmethod
157 def from_json(cls, jobj):
158 return Foo()
159 class Bar(JSONDeSerializable):
161 def to_partial_json(self):
162 return [Foo(), Foo()]
163 @classmethod
165 def from_json(cls, jobj):
166 return Bar()
167 abstract to_partial_json()
169 Partially serialize.
170 Following the example, partial serialization means the
172 following:
173 assert isinstance(Bar().to_partial_json()[0], Foo)
175 assert isinstance(Bar().to_partial_json()[1], Foo)
176 # in particular...
178 assert Bar().to_partial_json() != ['foo', 'foo']
179 Raises josepy.errors.SerializationError -- in case of any
181 serialization error.
182 Returns
184 Partially serializable object.
185 to_json()
187 Fully serialize.
188 Again, following the example from before, full serializa‐
190 tion means the following:
191 assert Bar().to_json() == ['foo', 'foo']
193 Raises josepy.errors.SerializationError -- in case of any
195 serialization error.
196 Returns
198 Fully serialized object.
199 abstract classmethod from_json(jobj)
201 Deserialize a decoded JSON document.
202 Parameters
204 jobj -- Python object, composed of only other ba‐
205 sic data types, as decoded from JSON document. Not
206 necessarily dict (as decoded from "JSON object"
207 document).
208 Raises josepy.errors.DeserializationError -- if decoding
210 was unsuccessful, e.g. in case of unparseable X509
211 certificate, or wrong padding in JOSE base64 en‐
212 coded string, etc.
213 classmethod json_loads(json_string)
215 Deserialize from JSON document string.
216 json_dumps(**kwargs)
218 Dump to JSON string using proper serializer.
219 Returns
221 JSON document string.
222 Return type
224 str
225 json_dumps_pretty()
227 Dump the object to pretty JSON document string.
228 Return type
230 str
231 classmethod json_dump_default(python_object)
233 Serialize Python object.
234 This function is meant to be passed as default to
236 json.dump() or json.dumps(). They call default(python_ob‐
237 ject) only for non-basic Python types, so this function
238 necessarily raises TypeError if python_object is not an
239 instance of IJSONSerializable.
240 Please read the class docstring for more information.
242
244 JSON (de)serialization framework.
245 The framework presented here is somewhat based on Go's "json" package
247 (especially the omitempty functionality).
248 class josepy.json_util.Field(json_name, default=None, omitempty=False,
250 decoder=None, encoder=None)
251 JSON object field.
252 Field is meant to be used together with JSONObjectWithFields.
254 encoder (decoder) is a callable that accepts a single parameter,
256 i.e. a value to be encoded (decoded), and returns the serialized
257 (deserialized) value. In case of errors it should raise Serial‐
258 izationError (DeserializationError).
259 Note, that decoder should perform partial serialization only.
261 Variables
263 • json_name (str) -- Name of the field when encoded to
265 JSON.
266 • default -- Default value (used when not present in JSON
268 object).
269 • omitempty (bool) -- If True and the field value is
271 empty, then it will not be included in the serialized
272 JSON object, and default will be used for deserializa‐
273 tion. Otherwise, if False, field is considered as re‐
274 quired, value will always be included in the serialized
275 JSON objected, and it must also be present when deseri‐
276 alizing.
277 omit(value)
279 Omit the value in output?
280 decoder(fdec)
282 Descriptor to change the decoder on JSON object field.
283 encoder(fenc)
285 Descriptor to change the encoder on JSON object field.
286 decode(value)
288 Decode a value, optionally with context JSON object.
289 encode(value)
291 Encode a value, optionally with context JSON object.
292 classmethod default_decoder(value)
294 Default decoder.
295 Recursively deserialize into immutable types (
297 josepy.util.frozendict instead of dict(), tuple() instead
298 of list()).
299 classmethod default_encoder(value)
301 Default (passthrough) encoder.
302 class josepy.json_util.JSONObjectWithFieldsMeta(name, bases, dikt)
304 Metaclass for JSONObjectWithFields and its subclasses.
305 It makes sure that, for any class cls with __metaclass__ set to
307 JSONObjectWithFieldsMeta:
308 1. All fields (attributes of type Field) in the class definition
310 are moved to the cls._fields dictionary, where keys are field
311 attribute names and values are fields themselves.
312 2. cls.__slots__ is extended by all field attribute names (i.e.
314 not Field.json_name). Original cls.__slots__ are stored in
315 cls._orig_slots.
316 In a consequence, for a field attribute name some_field,
318 cls.some_field will be a slot descriptor and not an instance of
319 Field. For example:
320 some_field = Field('someField', default=())
322 class Foo:
324 __metaclass__ = JSONObjectWithFieldsMeta
325 __slots__ = ('baz',)
326 some_field = some_field
327 assert Foo.__slots__ == ('some_field', 'baz')
329 assert Foo._orig_slots == ()
330 assert Foo.some_field is not Field
331 assert Foo._fields.keys() == ['some_field']
333 assert Foo._fields['some_field'] is some_field
334 As an implementation note, this metaclass inherits from
336 abc.ABCMeta (and not the usual type) to mitigate the metaclass
337 conflict (ImmutableMap and JSONDeSerializable, parents of
338 JSONObjectWithFields, use abc.ABCMeta as its metaclass).
339 class josepy.json_util.JSONObjectWithFields(**kwargs)
341 JSON object with fields.
342 Example:
344 class Foo(JSONObjectWithFields):
346 bar = Field('Bar')
347 empty = Field('Empty', omitempty=True)
348 @bar.encoder
350 def bar(value):
351 return value + 'bar'
352 @bar.decoder
354 def bar(value):
355 if not value.endswith('bar'):
356 raise errors.DeserializationError('No bar suffix!')
357 return value[:-3]
358 assert Foo(bar='baz').to_partial_json() == {'Bar': 'bazbar'}
360 assert Foo.from_json({'Bar': 'bazbar'}) == Foo(bar='baz')
361 assert (Foo.from_json({'Bar': 'bazbar', 'Empty': '!'})
362 == Foo(bar='baz', empty='!'))
363 assert Foo(bar='baz').bar == 'baz'
364 encode(name)
366 Encode a single field.
367 Parameters
369 name (str) -- Name of the field to be encoded.
370 Raises
372 • errors.SerializationError -- if field cannot be
374 serialized
375 • errors.Error -- if field could not be found
377 fields_to_partial_json()
379 Serialize fields to JSON.
380 to_partial_json()
382 Partially serialize.
383 Following the example, partial serialization means the
385 following:
386 assert isinstance(Bar().to_partial_json()[0], Foo)
388 assert isinstance(Bar().to_partial_json()[1], Foo)
389 # in particular...
391 assert Bar().to_partial_json() != ['foo', 'foo']
392 Raises josepy.errors.SerializationError -- in case of any
394 serialization error.
395 Returns
397 Partially serializable object.
398 classmethod fields_from_json(jobj)
400 Deserialize fields from JSON.
401 classmethod from_json(jobj)
403 Deserialize a decoded JSON document.
404 Parameters
406 jobj -- Python object, composed of only other ba‐
407 sic data types, as decoded from JSON document. Not
408 necessarily dict (as decoded from "JSON object"
409 document).
410 Raises josepy.errors.DeserializationError -- if decoding
412 was unsuccessful, e.g. in case of unparseable X509
413 certificate, or wrong padding in JOSE base64 en‐
414 coded string, etc.
415 josepy.json_util.encode_b64jose(data: bytes) -> str
417 Encode JOSE Base-64 field.
418 Parameters
420 data (bytes) --
421 Return type
423 str
424 josepy.json_util.decode_b64jose(data, size=None, minimum=False)
426 Decode JOSE Base-64 field.
427 Parameters
429 • data (unicode) --
431 • size (int) -- Required length (after decoding).
433 • minimum (bool) -- If True, then size will be treated as
435 minimum required length, as opposed to exact equality.
436 Return type
438 bytes
439 josepy.json_util.encode_hex16(value)
441 Hexlify.
442 Parameters
444 value (bytes) --
445 Return type
447 unicode
448 josepy.json_util.decode_hex16(value, size=None, minimum=False)
450 Decode hexlified field.
451 Parameters
453 • value (unicode) --
455 • size (int) -- Required length (after decoding).
457 • minimum (bool) -- If True, then size will be treated as
459 minimum required length, as opposed to exact equality.
460 Return type
462 bytes
463 josepy.json_util.encode_cert(cert)
465 Encode certificate as JOSE Base-64 DER.
466 Return type
468 unicode
469 josepy.json_util.decode_cert(b64der)
471 Decode JOSE Base-64 DER-encoded certificate.
472 Parameters
474 b64der (unicode) --
475 Return type
477 OpenSSL.crypto.X509 wrapped in ComparableX509
478 josepy.json_util.encode_csr(csr)
480 Encode CSR as JOSE Base-64 DER.
481 Return type
483 unicode
484 josepy.json_util.decode_csr(b64der)
486 Decode JOSE Base-64 DER-encoded CSR.
487 Parameters
489 b64der (unicode) --
490 Return type
492 OpenSSL.crypto.X509Req wrapped in ComparableX509
493 class josepy.json_util.TypedJSONObjectWithFields(**kwargs)
495 JSON object with type.
496 typ: str = NotImplemented
498 Type of the object. Subclasses must override.
499 type_field_name: str = 'type'
501 Field name used to distinguish different object types.
502 Subclasses will probably have to override this.
504 TYPES: Dict[str, Type] = NotImplemented
506 Types registered for JSON deserialization
507 classmethod register(type_cls, typ=None)
509 Register class for JSON deserialization.
510 classmethod get_type_cls(jobj)
512 Get the registered class for jobj.
513 to_partial_json()
515 Get JSON serializable object.
516 Returns
518 Serializable JSON object representing ACME typed
519 object. validate() will almost certainly not
520 work, due to reasons explained in josepy.inter‐
521 faces.IJSONSerializable.
522 Return type
524 dict
525 classmethod from_json(jobj)
527 Deserialize ACME object from valid JSON object.
528 Raises josepy.errors.UnrecognizedTypeError -- if type of
530 the ACME object has not been registered.
531
533 JSON Web Algorithms.
534 https://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-ietf-jose-json-web-algorithms-40
536 class josepy.jwa.JWA
538 JSON Web Algorithm.
539 class josepy.jwa.JWASignature(name)
541 Base class for JSON Web Signature Algorithms.
542 classmethod register(signature_cls)
544 Register class for JSON deserialization.
545 to_partial_json()
547 Partially serialize.
548 Following the example, partial serialization means the
550 following:
551 assert isinstance(Bar().to_partial_json()[0], Foo)
553 assert isinstance(Bar().to_partial_json()[1], Foo)
554 # in particular...
556 assert Bar().to_partial_json() != ['foo', 'foo']
557 Raises josepy.errors.SerializationError -- in case of any
559 serialization error.
560 Returns
562 Partially serializable object.
563 classmethod from_json(jobj)
565 Deserialize a decoded JSON document.
566 Parameters
568 jobj -- Python object, composed of only other ba‐
569 sic data types, as decoded from JSON document. Not
570 necessarily dict (as decoded from "JSON object"
571 document).
572 Raises josepy.errors.DeserializationError -- if decoding
574 was unsuccessful, e.g. in case of unparseable X509
575 certificate, or wrong padding in JOSE base64 en‐
576 coded string, etc.
577 abstract sign(key, msg)
579 Sign the msg using key.
580 abstract verify(key, msg, sig)
582 Verify the msg and sig using key.
583 josepy.jwa.HS256 = HS256
585 HMAC using SHA-256
586 josepy.jwa.HS384 = HS384
588 HMAC using SHA-384
589 josepy.jwa.HS512 = HS512
591 HMAC using SHA-512
592 josepy.jwa.RS256 = RS256
594 RSASSA-PKCS-v1_5 using SHA-256
595 josepy.jwa.RS384 = RS384
597 RSASSA-PKCS-v1_5 using SHA-384
598 josepy.jwa.RS512 = RS512
600 RSASSA-PKCS-v1_5 using SHA-512
601 josepy.jwa.PS256 = PS256
603 RSASSA-PSS using SHA-256 and MGF1 with SHA-256
604 josepy.jwa.PS384 = PS384
606 RSASSA-PSS using SHA-384 and MGF1 with SHA-384
607 josepy.jwa.PS512 = PS512
609 RSASSA-PSS using SHA-512 and MGF1 with SHA-512
610 josepy.jwa.ES256 = ES256
612 ECDSA using P-256 and SHA-256
613 josepy.jwa.ES384 = ES384
615 ECDSA using P-384 and SHA-384
616 josepy.jwa.ES512 = ES512
618 ECDSA using P-521 and SHA-512
619
621 JSON Web Key.
622 class josepy.jwk.JWK(**kwargs)
624 JSON Web Key.
625 cryptography_key_types: Sequence[Type] = ()
627 Subclasses should override.
628 required: Sequence[str] = NotImplemented
630 Required members of public key's representation as de‐
631 fined by JWK/JWA.
632 thumbprint(hash_function=<class 'cryptography.hazmat.primi‐
634 tives.hashes.SHA256'>)
635 Compute JWK Thumbprint.
636 https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc7638
638 Returns
640 bytes
641 abstract public_key()
643 Generate JWK with public key.
644 For symmetric cryptosystems, this would return self.
646 classmethod load(data, password=None, backend=None)
648 Load serialized key as JWK.
649 Parameters
651 • data (str) -- Public or private key serialized
653 as PEM or DER.
654 • password (str) -- Optional password.
656 • backend -- A PEMSerializationBackend and DERSe‐
658 rializationBackend provider.
659 Raises errors.Error -- if unable to deserialize, or un‐
661 supported JWK algorithm
662 Returns
664 JWK of an appropriate type.
665 Return type
667 JWK
668 class josepy.jwk.JWKOct(**kwargs)
670 Symmetric JWK.
671 fields_to_partial_json()
673 Serialize fields to JSON.
674 classmethod fields_from_json(jobj)
676 Deserialize fields from JSON.
677 public_key()
679 Generate JWK with public key.
680 For symmetric cryptosystems, this would return self.
682 class josepy.jwk.JWKRSA(*args, **kwargs)
684 RSA JWK.
685 Variables
687 key -- RSAPrivateKey or RSAPublicKey wrapped in Compara‐
688 bleRSAKey
689 public_key()
691 Generate JWK with public key.
692 For symmetric cryptosystems, this would return self.
694 classmethod fields_from_json(jobj)
696 Deserialize fields from JSON.
697 fields_to_partial_json()
699 Serialize fields to JSON.
700 class josepy.jwk.JWKEC(*args, **kwargs)
702 EC JWK.
703 Variables
705 key -- EllipticCurvePrivateKey or EllipticCurvePublicKey
706 wrapped in ComparableRSAKey
707 fields_to_partial_json()
709 Serialize fields to JSON.
710 classmethod fields_from_json(jobj)
712 Deserialize fields from JSON.
713 public_key()
715 Generate JWK with public key.
716 For symmetric cryptosystems, this would return self.
718
720 JSON Web Signature.
721 class josepy.jws.MediaType
723 MediaType field encoder/decoder.
724 PREFIX = 'application/'
726 MIME Media Type and Content Type prefix.
727 classmethod decode(value)
729 Decoder.
730 classmethod encode(value)
732 Encoder.
733 class josepy.jws.Header(**kwargs)
735 JOSE Header.
736 WARNING:
738 This class supports only Registered Header Parameter Names
739 (as defined in section 4.1 of the protocol). If you need Pub‐
740 lic Header Parameter Names (4.2) or Private Header Parameter
741 Names (4.3), you must subclass and override from_json() and
742 to_partial_json() appropriately.
743 WARNING:
745 This class does not support any extensions through the "crit"
746 (Critical) Header Parameter (4.1.11) and as a conforming im‐
747 plementation, from_json() treats its occurrence as an error.
748 Please subclass if you seek for a different behaviour.
749 Variables
751 • x5tS256 -- "x5t#S256"
753 • typ (str) -- MIME Media Type, inc. MediaType.PREFIX.
755 • cty (str) -- Content-Type, inc. MediaType.PREFIX.
757 not_omitted()
759 Fields that would not be omitted in the JSON object.
760 find_key()
762 Find key based on header.
763
765 Supports only "jwk" header parameter lookup.
766 Returns
768 (Public) key found in the header.
769 Return type
771 JWK
772 Raises josepy.errors.Error -- if key could not be found
774 class josepy.jws.Signature(**kwargs)
776 JWS Signature.
777 Variables
779 • combined -- Combined Header (protected and unprotected,
781 Header).
782 • protected (unicode) -- JWS protected header (Jose
784 Base-64 decoded).
785 • header -- JWS Unprotected Header (Header).
787 • signature (str) -- The signature.
789 header_cls
791 alias of josepy.jws.Header
792 verify(payload, key=None)
794 Verify.
795 Parameters
797 key (JWK) -- Key used for verification.
798 classmethod sign(payload, key, alg, include_jwk=True, pro‐
800 tect=frozenset({}), **kwargs)
801 Sign.
802 Parameters
804 key (JWK) -- Key for signature.
805 fields_to_partial_json()
807 Serialize fields to JSON.
808 classmethod fields_from_json(jobj)
810 Deserialize fields from JSON.
811 class josepy.jws.JWS(**kwargs)
813 JSON Web Signature.
814 Variables
816 • payload (str) -- JWS Payload.
818 • signature (str) -- JWS Signatures.
820 signature_cls
822 alias of josepy.jws.Signature
823 verify(key=None)
825 Verify.
826 classmethod sign(payload, **kwargs)
828 Sign.
829 property signature
831 Get a singleton signature.
832 Return type
834 JWS.signature_cls
835 to_compact()
837 Compact serialization.
838 Return type
840 bytes
841 classmethod from_compact(compact)
843 Compact deserialization.
844 Parameters
846 compact (bytes) --
847 to_partial_json(flat=True)
849 Partially serialize.
850 Following the example, partial serialization means the
852 following:
853 assert isinstance(Bar().to_partial_json()[0], Foo)
855 assert isinstance(Bar().to_partial_json()[1], Foo)
856 # in particular...
858 assert Bar().to_partial_json() != ['foo', 'foo']
859 Raises josepy.errors.SerializationError -- in case of any
861 serialization error.
862 Returns
864 Partially serializable object.
865 classmethod from_json(jobj)
867 Deserialize a decoded JSON document.
868 Parameters
870 jobj -- Python object, composed of only other ba‐
871 sic data types, as decoded from JSON document. Not
872 necessarily dict (as decoded from "JSON object"
873 document).
874 Raises josepy.errors.DeserializationError -- if decoding
876 was unsuccessful, e.g. in case of unparseable X509
877 certificate, or wrong padding in JOSE base64 en‐
878 coded string, etc.
879 class josepy.jws.CLI
881 JWS CLI.
882 classmethod sign(args)
884 Sign.
885 classmethod verify(args)
887 Verify.
888 classmethod run(args=None)
890 Parse arguments and sign/verify.
891
893 JOSE utilities.
894 josepy.util.abstractclassmethod
896 Descriptor for an abstract classmethod.
897 It augments the abc framework with an abstract classmethod. This
899 is implemented as abc.abstractclassmethod in the standard Python
900 library starting with version 3.2.
901 This implementation is from a StackOverflow answer that was de‐
903 rived from the implementation in the Python 3.3 abc library.
904 http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11217878/python-2-7-combine-abc-abstractmethod-and-classmethod.
905 class josepy.util.ComparableX509(wrapped)
907 Wrapper for OpenSSL.crypto.X509** objects that supports __eq__.
908 Variables
910 wrapped -- Wrapped certificate or certificate request.
911 class josepy.util.ComparableKey(wrapped)
913 Comparable wrapper for cryptography keys.
914 See https://github.com/pyca/cryptography/issues/2122.
916 public_key()
918 Get wrapped public key.
919 class josepy.util.ComparableRSAKey(wrapped)
921 Wrapper for cryptography RSA keys.
922 Wraps around:
924 • RSAPrivateKey
926 • RSAPublicKey
928 class josepy.util.ComparableECKey(wrapped)
930 Wrapper for cryptography RSA keys. Wraps around: - Elliptic‐
931 CurvePrivateKey - EllipticCurvePublicKey
932 public_key()
934 Get wrapped public key.
935 class josepy.util.ImmutableMap(**kwargs)
937 Immutable key to value mapping with attribute access.
938 update(**kwargs)
940 Return updated map.
941 class josepy.util.frozendict(*args, **kwargs)
943 Frozen dictionary.
944
946 1.9.0 (2021-09-09)
947 • Removed pytest-cache testing dependency.
948 • Fixed a bug that sometimes caused incorrect padding to be used when
950 serializing Elliptic Curve keys as JSON Web Keys.
951 1.8.0 (2021-03-15)
953 • Removed external mock dependency.
954 • Removed dependency on six.
956 • Deprecated the module josepy.magic_typing.
958 • Fix JWS/JWK generation with EC keys when keys or signatures have
960 leading zeros.
961 1.7.0 (2021-02-11)
963 • Dropped support for Python 2.7.
964 • Added support for EC keys.
966 1.6.0 (2021-01-26)
968 • Deprecated support for Python 2.7.
969 1.5.0 (2020-11-03)
971 • Added support for Python 3.9.
972 • Dropped support for Python 3.5.
974 • Stopped supporting running tests with python setup.py test which is
976 deprecated in favor of python -m pytest.
977 1.4.0 (2020-08-17)
979 • Deprecated support for Python 3.5.
980 1.3.0 (2020-01-28)
982 • Deprecated support for Python 3.4.
983 • Officially add support for Python 3.8.
985 1.2.0 (2019-06-28)
987 • Support for Python 2.6 and 3.3 has been removed.
988 • Known incompatibilities with Python 3.8 have been resolved.
990 1.1.0 (2018-04-13)
992 • Deprecated support for Python 2.6 and 3.3.
993 • Use the sign and verify methods when they are available in cryptogra‐
995 phy instead of the deprecated methods signer and verifier.
996 1.0.1 (2017-10-25)
998 Stop installing mock as part of the default but only as part of the
999 testing dependencies.
1000 1.0.0 (2017-10-13)
1002 First release after moving the josepy package into a standalone li‐
1003 brary.
1004 • genindex
1006 • modindex
1008 • search
1010
1012 Let's Encrypt Project
1013
1015 2015-2021, Let's Encrypt Project
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