KeyToJwk()

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Converts a cryptographic key to JWK (JSON Web Key) format — the standard JSON representation used by OAuth/OIDC providers to publish their public keys.

Accepts a key pair struct, PEM string, or Java key object.

Requires Extension: Crypto Extension

KeyToJwk( key=any );

Returns: Struct

Argument Description
key
any, required 		edit

Key to convert: PublicKey, PrivateKey, SecretKey, PEM string, or key pair struct from GenerateKeyPair()

Examples

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// Convert a key or key pair to JSON Web Key (JWK) format (RFC 7517)
// JWK is the standard way to represent cryptographic keys in JSON
// Convert a full key pair - includes private key material
kp = GenerateKeyPair( "RSA" );
jwk = KeyToJwk( kp );
// jwk.kty == "RSA", includes n, e (public) and d (private)
// Convert just the public key - safe to publish
jwk = KeyToJwk( kp.public );
// jwk.kty == "RSA", includes n, e but NOT d
// EC keys
ecKp = GenerateKeyPair( "P-256" );
jwk = KeyToJwk( ecKp );
// jwk.kty == "EC", jwk.crv == "P-256", includes x, y, d
jwk = KeyToJwk( ecKp.public );
// jwk.kty == "EC", includes x, y but NOT d
// Ed25519 keys use the OKP (Octet Key Pair) type
edKp = GenerateKeyPair( "Ed25519" );
jwk = KeyToJwk( edKp );
// jwk.kty == "OKP", jwk.crv == "Ed25519"
// Common workflow: publish your public key as a JWKS for JWT verification
jwk = KeyToJwk( kp.public );
jwksJson = '{"keys":[' & serializeJSON( jwk ) & ']}';
// Serve this JSON at /.well-known/jwks.json

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