qr-imager-2.0.0.1: src/Data/QRCodes/Signature.hs
-- | Functions associated with signing the JSON records
module Data.QRCodes.Signature where
import Control.Monad
import Crypto.PubKey.RSA
import qualified Data.ByteString.Char8 as BS
import Data.QRCodes.Utils
import Jose.Jwa (JwsAlg (RS256))
import Jose.Jws
import Jose.Jwt (JwtError, unJwt)
import System.Directory
-- | Verify a signed token with a key
checkSigFile :: BS.ByteString -> FilePath -> IO (Either JwtError BS.ByteString)
checkSigFile tok filepath = do
key <- read <$> readFile filepath :: IO (PublicKey, PrivateKey)
checkSig tok key
-- | Verify a signed token with a key from a given filepath
checkSig :: BS.ByteString -> (PublicKey, PrivateKey) -> IO (Either JwtError BS.ByteString)
checkSig tok key = do
let jws = rsaDecode (fst key) tok
pure $ fmap snd jws
-- | Sign a token.
-- If the key file does not exist, a new key will be generated.
mkSigFile :: BS.ByteString -> FilePath -> IO BS.ByteString
mkSigFile string filepath = do
switch <- doesFileExist filepath
unless switch $ do
putStrLn "generating key..."
key <- generate 256 0x10001
writeFile filepath (show key)
key' <- read <$> readFile filepath :: IO (PublicKey, PrivateKey)
mkSig string key'
-- | Sign a token with a key.
-- (note that we must pass in a processed token since there is no uppercase/lowercase for QR codes)
--
-- > mkSig (BS.pack "hello") (generate 256 0x10001)
mkSig :: BS.ByteString -> (PublicKey, PrivateKey) -> IO BS.ByteString
mkSig string key = do
signedToken <- rsaEncode RS256 (snd key) string
let signed = fmap unJwt signedToken
liftEither id (return <$> signed)