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cesride
Henk van Cann edited this page Jul 7, 2023
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is concerned with parsing CESR primitives.
Cesride is built from cryptographic primitives that are named clearly and concisely. There are:
Each primitive will have methods attached to it that permit one to generate and parse the qualified base2 or base64 representation. Common methods you'll find:
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.qb64()- qualified base-64 representation of cryptographic material as a string -
.qb64b()- qualified base-64 representation of cryptographic material as octets (bytes) -
.qb2()- qualified base-2 representation of cryptographic material as octets (bytes) -
.code()- qualifying code (describes the type of cryptographic material) -
.raw()- raw cryptographic material (unqualified) as octets (bytes)
Source by Jason Colburne