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Currently the EC2Key and OKPKey classes use the cryptography library internally to do work but don't expose API to use these intermediate representations. When interoperating between cose and other libraries it would be convenient to have a standard API to get these representations.
Without this API an application needs to do some special data manipulation which duplicates already-present internal state of functions within those classes.
For my own use and as an example the RSAKey class in my branch uses the following API (but the names are arbitrary and I have no special need for them):
Currently the
EC2Key
andOKPKey
classes use thecryptography
library internally to do work but don't expose API to use these intermediate representations. When interoperating betweencose
and other libraries it would be convenient to have a standard API to get these representations.Without this API an application needs to do some special data manipulation which duplicates already-present internal state of functions within those classes.
For my own use and as an example the
RSAKey
class in my branch uses the following API (but the names are arbitrary and I have no special need for them):and
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