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Name: signedjson
Version: 1.0.0
Summary: Sign JSON with Ed25519 signatures
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Author: UNKNOWN
Author-email: UNKNOWN
License: UNKNOWN
Description: Signed JSON
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Signs JSON objects with ED25519 signatures.
Features
--------
* More than one entity can sign the same object.
* Each entity can sign the object with more than one key making it easier to
rotate keys
* ED25519 can be replaced with a different algorithm.
* Unprotected data can be added to the object under the ``"unsigned"`` key.
Installing
----------
.. code:: bash
pip install signedjson
Using
-----
.. code:: python
from signedjson.key import generate_signing_key, get_verify_key
from signedjson.sign import (
sign_json, verify_signed_json, SignatureVerifyException
)
signing_key = generate_signing_key('zxcvb')
signed_json = sign_json({'my_key': 'my_data'}, 'Alice', signing_key)
verify_key = get_verify_key(signing_key)
try:
verify_signed_json(signed_json, 'Alice', verify_key)
print 'Signature is valid'
except SignatureVerifyException:
print 'Signature is invalid'
Format
------
.. code:: json
{
"<protected_name>": "<protected_value>",
"signatures": {
"<entity_name>": {
"ed25519:<key_id>": "<unpadded_base64_signature>"
}
},
"unsigned": {
"<unprotected_name>": "<unprotected_value>",
}
}
Keywords: json
Platform: UNKNOWN
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