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On of the things I like about java.jsonwebtoken.io is that it generates a key for the HS algorithm variants. And, the key it generates is always a base64 encoded binary byte array that's the max-width the given algorithm supports.
For instance, if you change the algorithm from HS256 to HS512, you'll notice a much longer key is generated.
It'd be nice to have this - as an option at least - for jsonwebtoken.io.
Most examples on the web use secret for the secret which, while human readable, is an anti-pattern that we shouldn't propagate.
On of the things I like about java.jsonwebtoken.io is that it generates a key for the
HSalgorithm variants. And, the key it generates is always a base64 encoded binary byte array that's the max-width the given algorithm supports.For instance, if you change the algorithm from HS256 to HS512, you'll notice a much longer key is generated.
It'd be nice to have this - as an option at least - for jsonwebtoken.io.
Most examples on the web use
secretfor the secret which, while human readable, is an anti-pattern that we shouldn't propagate.