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Migration to webpack5

Please update @trust/json-document to migrate to webpack5 as maintaining it in the Debian OS environment caused a bug as we try to build the package with webpack 5.65.0, as you still support of webpack1.13.1

here is a link to the bug report https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=1002865

The failing build major output looks like this while building with webpack 5.65.0

 debian/rules binary
dh binary
   dh_update_autotools_config
   dh_autoreconf
   debian/rules override_dh_auto_build
make[1]: Entering directory '/home/ayoyimika/debian-js-packaging/trust-json-document/node-trust-json-document'
babeljs --no-babelrc src -d lib --presets=@babel/preset-env
Successfully compiled 10 files with Babel (4537ms).
webpack --output-filename json-document.js --mode development
asset json-document.js 99 bytes [emitted] (name: main)

ERROR in main
Module not found: Error: Recursion in resolving
Stack:
  undefined: (/home/ayoyimika/debian-js-packaging/trust-json-document/node-trust-json-document) ./lib/index.js

webpack 5.65.0 compiled with 1 error in 191 ms
make[1]: *** [debian/rules:32: debian/js/json-document.min.js] Error 1
make[1]: Leaving directory '/home/ayoyimika/debian-js-packaging/trust-json-document/node-trust-json-document'
make: *** [debian/rules:48: binary] Error 2
dpkg-buildpackage: error: debian/rules binary subprocess returned exit status 2

A simple solution i proffer is migrating to webpack5 to have access to its updated features, benefits and options https://webpack.js.org/migrate/5/

Thanks and Cheers

Creating errors from validation results

A typical usage for json-document validation is something like in jose/JWKSet.importKeys():

if (!validation.valid) {
  return Promise.reject(validation)
}

However, Promise.reject(), just like a regular throw, is supposed to accept Error objects. For various historical reasons, throw also accepts non-error objects (so you can throw a string, ie throw 'Something'). Same with Promise.reject(). However, this is considered an anti-pattern, and Standard linters flag this as an error.

Now, a validation result is currently not an Error instance, it's its own object.

So the question before us is this: What's the best way to turn a validation result into an Error instance? I'm currently doing something like:

return Promise.reject(new Error(JSON.stringify(validation)))

but that feels hack-y. We should actually consider a .error getter method on our validation result instances. (That would return a nice error instance, populated with a stringified validation error message.) So that the use can do:

return Promise.reject(validation.error)

Downstream error in JOSE / importKeys()

I suspect this one has something to do with the recent changes in schema validation (I'm on json-document v0.1.1

In jose/JWKSet.js#L30 in importKeys(), I'm getting the following validation error:

{ valid: false,
  errors:
   [ { keyword: 'enum',
       message: '["verify"] is not an enumerated value' },
     { keyword: 'enum',
       message: '["verify"] is not an enumerated value' },
     { keyword: 'enum',
       message: '["verify"] is not an enumerated value' },
     { keyword: 'enum',
       message: '["verify"] is not an enumerated value' },
     { keyword: 'enum',
       message: '["verify"] is not an enumerated value' },
     { keyword: 'enum',
       message: '["verify"] is not an enumerated value' },
     { keyword: 'enum',
       message: '["verify"] is not an enumerated value' } ] }

This is what the jwks object that's being validated looks like:

{ keys:
   [ { kid: 'E0lJdnSTmYg',
       kty: 'RSA',
       alg: 'RS256',
       n: 'zXwQOoY8ITG5rpF3Sew1cKEHzmgRAA12JNS4OlFQosHO3e7NiNsHjRL8XKrsjkvaWMjmkfPEUagfMjbxgr6fNz0k2zO3F6S8loyWeO4ySc-GIVOas8SSdmTRIuHdeLyhZQicfbLZUSJOsFj7jLsf1QxDQ0ih8qqzM0L6Zud8REnh6W6i_60xxNnSm2mqgt9h9wS37kl38tGRme5xkBSKkvF-ADqBkJ7W9XcPuIVf3gkt5taVUhdgLEgG0PaJ_EffhjrgJB4YsSud0_fMqzlvMRhPSncuPTdRKd-WZEgzAycWGt5OAF3s75nBiyAdOMsTstQvM4rDFap6DdCiJPc-HQ',
       e: 'AQAB',
       key_ops: [Object],
       ext: true },
     { kid: '9fo7nRnakQ0',
       kty: 'RSA',
       alg: 'RS384',
       n: '2S-EiCzGE1tLQNUm1aKOAgCtcB_eoWHYql0AG6z7vapc2ZG8Ghw7d2QHzPbpr_Nz6eCyPSS_FHLaO_XmgfyGBaxn2SGcf_C5nJaZa7c-GLhHsFZOVN3Z4x7gF4QXB3RDmUlsAR-HMXIQgvjs5U4-oB1QIorOzGTfklYw7Cy34PoMJ_lRKA_lcdj3PolOcjeMOblCee8tp9A5smikHSXNL8J6EMSdvT6UFnilmh6uub5gCg1OlQkwOojHoWQ9zI2KtzeIb9-5VO2KvYL5VSSzZdWcCcdLBGe0of-E6BCMzL3TrnBeOEmDjC_R06PD0FLmaG35acyHCFmhrUbiuxa0mQ',
       e: 'AQAB',
       key_ops: [Object],
       ext: true },
     { kid: '39tVpuvpQPY',
       kty: 'RSA',
       alg: 'RS512',
       n: 'o6gSGgur5ewPBU1UMoe75ZhQgxCoAQ4o3INfJvL1OpJvgpW4oDW0x0MDc-_oPhRrChzX5-OCGzyXHE55CXbYxRJpyWJtrojDvzwfFhz4Ikhy_2n0M5tGUUCFJI_IQNjvNvEMoDfcZ3jRe9GVxjs_iGaUWNdMf17kIenz_mePB9PLxNjbCn7pLuegjVtokwx0j-RdvioU0JclsJX2yhUr02NUtbPoIgvIpickz3G7Ur2xoh_IeNrJDq_Sbw-A0ok4KHGnwECBLbBQIVTfCvPDksBu7fQ8DHnvZSM-IZaqnsYyhk-SsIrVe0CFUJVWKjqk7Przj6u0asaf3jWv_2jPCw',
       e: 'AQAB',
       key_ops: [Object],
       ext: true },
     { kid: 'K7zHpwgjbmk',
       kty: 'RSA',
       alg: 'RS256',
       n: 'tQTVU4B2USORRnuKuTE2qy90Pkg0IuqwEj5WqP38aBWb-GGhgLkgBvhL_LhSRYGOBdFvL3eWql4ep6doO4zqF3-Kg1uRGnkm55L9IeRlhb1vClQ9zh_osDjRjMZgFqw305EzqK0yEd-xFu3hRlW3uA9vM2Za_z31DIVeSAwdmW6_-KFKXWwM0JgAO2vp_yb5TzP-f1vzFXFZwkkAhCCA3SydZLxphHlXqbzRzjijpfabtjmSSgMqZKnkinLO6TfYDZRrSYhVpG6L5EdwyvB3sha5p55v4rQdDTwc8al-N5czTSd0FaOfFubalmXZ-tiCl3Hw3VAju9S3Jvh9BCfNgw',
       e: 'AQAB',
       key_ops: [Object],
       ext: true },
     { kid: 'fjKBx8JXLqk',
       kty: 'RSA',
       alg: 'RS384',
       n: 'sobaYwYeoNl34J0TWpssfAa_TH1cznkmQnNek9R9IRRYXyNl9uK_yuCI6-4LKMvHrbbKOa1cpj_KsZL0-FZp8A8dLhA8P3eiaPVXctpscMWUNdlNDEeqRCl8G1hXu5HC4ugY5qHIMZBCZ-pmB6MRnrQj3NZLZ-QaESVIKxoF0NuzCe_brf-FQskUBFlA8r5T5k3gkicqHD16Ab0w5gyJCWT63ELkBV6u9WmbcDVyhll-Bl4y-v1ielCgi80UonVC-ujHtRj83tJusgKEeHZSjXUnIol5taQ5Fes8E4YdFKiMjuKxKNACO4hAI-KAGjRA0DKoSkOmGzJgisIvskL4Qw',
       e: 'AQAB',
       key_ops: [Object],
       ext: true },
     { kid: 'dGQG5TrhK2w',
       kty: 'RSA',
       alg: 'RS512',
       n: 'xOCBpS4HnLJVYl_ivBp6HldBECfgWBzmGKfsZNrt7k2jj2NXoo7wB3j_-7YxjTks3Mzsoi8epGq1m8FSN8U-ovpnFPtl9tpKxYk0sZJLmZY0ftBq-dAsGF5Ksq3IIK5a3pryiOeLiDR1BVCX-pMOJMgntfQUiePlk156c6xlRkoOOWlBgNfGT_pTDMi987wkkSjRR6Mw2sRAQzen10mpfDo0kxLHkaRj0YOzYFD-2xrD0SLzgNNnyxKCudTb_49aVzDJoo1uYMpuNZB5SPDGfMgL3-7sdJ3FvBoyhEiy1va5h-7PLpzd15tC6BKwUkupfwevPMg5-81G3s3aUeAJ5Q',
       e: 'AQAB',
       key_ops: [Object],
       ext: true },
     { kid: 'T75lzOnV_Lk',
       kty: 'RSA',
       alg: 'RS256',
       n: '6j3FJiqoZWcLcEBaAF7YG7JJmueoIcZdie7R3o7wlnd-0Hk8SYrBbyEKa5fUHRZfeNnaJ-ZGgeixsBxaoASypdB89Jz1iFD_A5I9MFo3mJ7XQTCndcvE9VtrTnnqwDdV1oN1KTnIiMGZ863-D3OditNbymR3N9080D5KCtACGgeKERWGgHZ89lceAoIccHxhyxtVo6T9kZ3JWpke92nPwiGwqUYAsNtJgUauqa6BjNaoNaiJBvMCUCdwQmq6KzNPCdz_OHaLxm8M90iYEfpfZlXPMP5jDXQW4rs2-BIIArqDssrpZ-lkonjM3lXvpHJxQlZuRKarwhjLdUL-cfbxrQ',
       e: 'AQAB',
       key_ops: [Object],
       ext: true } ] }

source contains non-free licensed RFC content

The files test/JSONPatchSpec.js and test/JSONPointerSpec.js contains contents from RFC documents which are covered by licensing certainly not MIT and (by some definitions) not free.

Please consider removing that content, to ease (re)distribution e.g. by Debian-based distributions.

Implement 'case-sensitive' format

Several schemas downstream in @trust/jose are intending to use format: 'case-sensitive' property, when it becomes available.
This is a placeholder/reminder to implement support for this.

Move Patch, Pointer and Mapping to external lib(s)

If we move JSONPatch.js, JSONPointer.js and JSONMapping.js to an external lib, we will save about 15.5 kb of lib size (this is before minifying, but still).
They're being packaged up in every RP bundle, but aren't used.
Example output of a webpack command for oidc-rp:

...
  [14] ../_auth/json-document/lib/JSONPatch.js 5.21 kB {0} [built]
  [15] ../_auth/json-document/lib/JSONPointer.js 7.08 kB {0} [built]
  [16] ../_auth/json-document/lib/JSONMapping.js 3.21 kB {0} [built]
...

Array ```items``` keyword limited to single item

Given a schema:

{
  properties: {
    signatures: {
      type: 'array',
      items: { type: 'object' }
    }
  }
}

and input: { signatures: [ { foo: 'bar' }, { baz: 'qux' } ] }

results in: { signatures: [ { foo: 'bar' } ] }

Standard README and Style Guide

To maintain a standard style across our repositories and to aid new contributors, I propose that we add EditorConfig files to our repositories and make a note of it in our READMEs.

Most editors (vim, Sublime, Atom, VSCode, etc.) have plugins for EditorConfig making it relatively easy to automate tab indentation size, UNIX line-endings and ensure that files end with a new line.

Please see the @trust/model README and .editorconfig file for the proposed configuration.

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