I'm not too familiar with signing of JWT's, but there is a NGINX package here: ngx-http-auth-jwt-module that supports:
"The algorithm to use. One of: HS256, HS384, HS512, RS256, RS384, RS512"
I compiled that module and tried it out. It seems to work quite well. I had been using ReallySimpleJWT a little previously, so it was convenient when testing out that other NGINX package.
Does this package support asymmetric keys ? If not, is that something that could be added to the package ? That NGINX module also requires the 'password' if using HS256 to be in BINHEX format, which is fine, but just worth noting.
Stephen D. Scotti
I'm not too familiar with signing of JWT's, but there is a NGINX package here: ngx-http-auth-jwt-module that supports:
"The algorithm to use. One of: HS256, HS384, HS512, RS256, RS384, RS512"
I compiled that module and tried it out. It seems to work quite well. I had been using ReallySimpleJWT a little previously, so it was convenient when testing out that other NGINX package.
Does this package support asymmetric keys ? If not, is that something that could be added to the package ? That NGINX module also requires the 'password' if using HS256 to be in BINHEX format, which is fine, but just worth noting.
Stephen D. Scotti