This is being ported from code from rsa-compat.js, greenlock.html (bacme.js), and others.

Today is 2018-10-10 come back in a week.

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Keypairs&trade; for node.js
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JavaScript RSA and ECDSA utils that work on Windows, Mac, and Linux with or without C compiler.

There are many different RSA and ECDSA libraries for node and it seems like they're
all incompatible in different ways. This isn't [yet another library](https://xkcd.com/927/),
but rather [one to rule them all and bind them](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One_Ring).

Features
========

  * [x] RSA
  * [ ] ECDSA (in-progress)
  * [x] generate keypair
  * [x] export to JWK
  * [x] import from JWK
  * [x] export to PEM
  * [x] import from PEM
  * [x] sign JWS
  * [x] generate CSR (DER as PEM or base64url)

API
===

* `Keypairs.generate(options)`
  * options example `{ type: 'RSA' || 'ECDSA', bitlength: 2048 || 256 }`
* `Keypairs.import(options)`
  * options example `{ pem: '...', crv: 'P-256' || 'ECC', bitlength: 2048 || 256 }`
* `Keypairs.export(options)`
  * options example `{ private: true || false, pem: true || false }`
* `Keypairs.jws.sign(options)`
  * options example `{ keypair, header, protected, payload }`
* `Keypairs.csr.generate(options)`
  * options example `{ keypair, [ 'example.com' ] }`

`keypair` can be any object with
any of these keys `publicKeyPem, privateKeyPem, publicKeyJwk, privateKeyJwk`.

Examples
========

These are quick examples of how to use the library.
If you have a specific question, please open an issue.

Keypairs.generate(options)
-------------------

Simple RSA

```js
return Keypairs.generate({
  type: 'RSA'
, bitlength: 2048
}).then(function (keypair) {

  // we won't bother describing this object
  // because it's only useful once exported

});
```

Advanced RSA

```js
return Keypairs.generate({
  type: 'RSA'
, bitlength: 2048 // or 4096
, exponent: 65537 // don't change this
, public: true    // pre-cache public key
, pem: true       // pre-export the PEM
, internal: true  // pre-cache internal representations
}).then(function (keypair) {

  // we won't bother describing this object
  // because it's only useful once exported

});
```

Keypairs.export(options)
-------------------

Keypairs.import(options)
-------------------

Keypairs.jws.sign(options)
-------------------

Keypairs.csr.generate(options)
-------------------

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