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Use pyjwkest in encode_id_token function.

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Ignacio 2015-07-27 11:33:28 -03:00
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oidc_provider/lib/utils/token.py
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@ -2,8 +2,10 @@ from datetime import timedelta
import time import time
import uuid import uuid
from Crypto.PublicKey.RSA import importKey
from django.utils import timezone from django.utils import timezone
import jwt from jwkest.jwk import RSAKey
from jwkest.jws import JWS
from oidc_provider.lib.utils.common import get_issuer, get_rsa_key from oidc_provider.lib.utils.common import get_issuer, get_rsa_key
from oidc_provider.models import * from oidc_provider.models import *
@ -44,13 +46,17 @@ def create_id_token(user, aud, nonce):
return dic return dic
def encode_id_token(dic): def encode_id_token(payload):
""" """
Represent the ID Token as a JSON Web Token (JWT). Represent the ID Token as a JSON Web Token (JWT).
Return a hash. Return a hash.
""" """
return jwt.encode(dic, get_rsa_key(), algorithm='RS256').decode('utf-8') keys = [ RSAKey(key=importKey(get_rsa_key())) ]
_jws = JWS(payload, alg='RS256')
_jwt = _jws.sign_compact(keys)
return _jwt
def create_token(user, client, id_token_dic, scope): def create_token(user, client, id_token_dic, scope):