[Question] - Encode with RS256 using string data of a private key about jwt HOT 4 CLOSED

You can initialize an RSAKey from the PEM-encoded private key using this initializer, which you can then pass to JWTSigner.rs256.

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Hi @vzsg,

Thank you for the reply.

I'm not really a iOS developer but I understand the code. Unfortunately my project is written in Objective-C (for React-Native).

Since the project doesn't contain any .h header files I created my own bridging header like that:

@class RSAKey;
@interface C-RSAKey: NSObject;
- (RSAKey *)returnSwiftObject;
@end

Unfortunately I'm stuck here

C-RSAKey *rsaKey = [[C-RSAKey alloc] init];
???? public static func `private`(pem: LosslessDataConvertible)

Is that possible to use this library in Objective-C at all?

Thanks in advance

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This library is for server-side Swift development only, not compatible with iOS (thus React Native) projects at all. What is the use case?

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Hi @vzsg,

I work on a blockchain app in RN. I have a wallet (RSA private/public key) and the JWT token implementation in Android, which was very easy. (JAVA & Javascript is my background)

I'm struggling to find a JWT library for iOS that deals with string representation of the private key. According to the research I did, iOS insists to extract the private key from a .p12 file instead. This library is one of them https://github.com/yourkarma/JWT

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