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README About Versions Source Modules

A fork of ktonon/elm-jsonwebtoken with the changes below:

Adds the possibility of passing extra values to the JWT header.

elm-jsonwebtoken

JSON Web Token encoder and decoder.

import JsonWebToken as JWT exposing (hmacSha256)

JWT.encode hmacSha256 Json.Encode.string "secret" "some payload"
    |> JWT.decode Json.Decode.string "secret"
--> Ok "some payload"

JWT.encode hmacSha256 Json.Encode.int "secret" 123
    |> JWT.decode Json.Decode.int "wrong secret"
--> Err <| InvalidSecret 123

Currently supports HMAC digests using SHA224, SHA256, SHA384, and SHA512. If any other alg is used, then decode will fail with DecodeHeaderFailed String.

Modules

JsonWebToken