A Python implementation of RFC 7519
PyJWT is a Python library which allows you to encode and decode JSON Web Tokens (JWT). JWT is an open, industry-standard (RFC 7519) for representing claims securely between two parties.
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| PyJWT-2.3.0.tar.gz | 0000062279 60.8 KB | |
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Revision 51 (latest revision is 69)
Robert Schweikert (rjschwei)
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- Update to 2.3.0
* Revert "Remove arbitrary kwargs." (#701)
* Add exception chaining (#702)
- from version 2.2.0
* Remove arbitrary kwargs. (#657)
* Use timezone package as Python 3.5+ is required. (#694)
* Assume JWK without the "use" claim is valid for signing
as per RFC7517 (#668)
* Prefer `headers["alg"]` to `algorithm` in `jwt.encode()`. (#673)
* Fix aud validation to support {'aud': null} case. (#670)
* Make `typ` optional in JWT to be compliant with RFC7519. (#644)
* Remove upper bound on cryptography version. (#693)
* Add support for Ed448/EdDSA. (#675)
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