Key.to_dict() now always returns JSON encodeable keys and values. #139
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| # as_dict should be serializable to JSON | ||
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Same nitpick here: import json at the top of the module.
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Same nitpick here: import json at the top of the module.
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Nitpick: import json at the top of the module.
| 'alg': self._algorithm, | ||
| 'kty': 'oct', | ||
| 'k': base64url_encode(self.prepared_key), | ||
| 'k': base64url_encode(self.prepared_key).decode('ascii'), |
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Nitpick: I know that the encoding names get normalized anyway, but I'd prefer to have one style. ASCII is capitalized everywhere else, so I'd like it capitalized here as well.
If this is merged, then a major version should be bumped as this change is somewhat backwards incompatible.
Fixes #137 and #127.