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Package sigstore retrieves signatures using the sig-store protocol described in 1.
A URL (scheme http:// or https://) location that contains signatures. These signatures are in the atomic container signature format. The URL will have the digest of the image appended to it as "<STORE>/<ALGO>=<DIGEST>/signature-<NUMBER>" as described in the container image signing format. Signatures are searched starting at NUMBER 1 and incrementing if the signature exists but is not valid.
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func DefaultClient ¶
DefaultClient creates an http.Client with no configuration.
Types ¶
type CachedHTTPClientConstructor ¶
type CachedHTTPClientConstructor struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
CachedHTTPClientConstructor wraps an HTTPClient implementation so that it is not called more frequently than the configured limiter.
func NewCachedHTTPClientConstructor ¶
func NewCachedHTTPClientConstructor(wrapped HTTPClient, limiter *rate.Limiter) *CachedHTTPClientConstructor
NewCachedHTTPClientConstructor creates a new cached constructor. If limiter is not specified it defaults to one call every 30 seconds.
func (*CachedHTTPClientConstructor) HTTPClient ¶
func (c *CachedHTTPClientConstructor) HTTPClient() (*http.Client, error)
type HTTPClient ¶
HTTPClient returns a client suitable for retrieving signatures. It is not required to be unique per call, but may be called concurrently.
type Store ¶
type Store struct {
// URI is the base from which signature URIs are constructed.
URI *url.URL
// HTTPClient is called once for each Signatures call to ensure
// requests are made with the currently-recommended parameters.
HTTPClient HTTPClient
}
Store provides access to signatures stored in memory.
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