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Versions in this module

v2

v2.2.2

Aug 23, 2024

v2.2.1

Jan 22, 2024

v2.2.0

Dec 4, 2023

v2.1.0

Nov 2, 2022

v2.0.1

Mar 21, 2022

v2.0.0

Jan 19, 2022

Changes in this version

+ const ES256

+ const ES384

+ const ES512

+ const EdDSA

+ const HS256

+ const HS384

+ const HS512

+ const PS256

+ const PS384

+ const PS512

+ const RS256

+ const RS384

+ const RS512

+ type CustomClaims interface

+ Validate func(context.Context) error

+ type Option func(*Validator)

+ func WithAllowedClockSkew(skew time.Duration) Option

+ func WithCustomClaims(f func() CustomClaims) Option

+ type RegisteredClaims struct

+ Audience []string

+ Expiry int64

+ ID string

+ IssuedAt int64

+ Issuer string

+ NotBefore int64

+ Subject string

+ type SignatureAlgorithm string

+ type ValidatedClaims struct

+ CustomClaims CustomClaims

+ RegisteredClaims RegisteredClaims

+ type Validator struct

+ func New(keyFunc func(context.Context) (interface{}, error), ...) (*Validator, error)

+ func (v *Validator) ValidateToken(ctx context.Context, tokenString string) (interface{}, error)

v2.0.0-beta.1

Jan 6, 2022

v2.0.0-beta

Dec 8, 2021