Method to get JWK from EncodingKey #360
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My (limited) real world testing worked. Obviously splitting the bytes is a hack, but I wasn't able to find the ring internal methods that extract that data. I may continue to look, but I think this is relatively safe. |
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Per #357
I excluded Ed25519 for now, but the rest works as expected I believe. I'm going to test it with the code I wanted to use it in originally for now.