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<?php

/*

 * OIDplus 2.0

 * Copyright 2019 - 2022 Daniel Marschall, ViaThinkSoft

 *

 * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");

 * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.

 * You may obtain a copy of the License at

 *

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 *

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 * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,

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 * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and

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// Works with composer.json

// "sergeybrook/php-jws": "^1.0"

require_once __DIR__.'/vendor/aywan/php-json-canonicalization/src/Utils.php';

require_once __DIR__.'/vendor/aywan/php-json-canonicalization/src/JsonCanonicalizationInterface.php';

require_once __DIR__.'/vendor/aywan/php-json-canonicalization/src/JsonCanonicalizationFactory.php';

require_once __DIR__.'/vendor/aywan/php-json-canonicalization/src/Canonicalizator.php';

function oidplus_json_verify($json_content, $pubkey) {

        require_once __DIR__.'/vendor/autoload.php';

        $jws = new \SBrook\JWS\JwsRsa();

        // Load JSON

        $json = json_decode($json_content);

        // 1. Extract the contents of the "signature" key from the JSON.

        $signature = $json->signature;

        // 2. Remove the "signature" key from the JSON

        unset($json->signature);

        // 3. Canonize the JSON contents using RFC 8785

        $canonicalization = \aywan\JsonCanonicalization\JsonCanonicalizationFactory::getInstance();

        $canonical = $canonicalization->canonicalize($json);

        $actual_payload = $canonical;

        // 4. Compare the canonized JSON to the base64-encoded payload of the JSON Web Signature.

        $expected_payload = $jws->getPayload($signature);

        if ($actual_payload != $expected_payload) {

                // echo "Actual:\n\n$actual_payload\n\n";

                // echo "Expected:\n\n$expected_payload\n\n";

                throw new Exception("Signature verification failed (Payload different)");

        }

        // 5. Verify the JSON Web Signature according to RFC 7515

        $jws->setPublicKey($pubkey);

        $v = $jws->verify($signature);

        if (!$v) {

                throw new Exception("Signature verification failed!");

        }

}

function oidplus_json_sign($json_content, $privkey, $pubkey) {

        require_once __DIR__.'/vendor/autoload.php';

        $jws = new \SBrook\JWS\JwsRsa();

        // Load JSON

        $input = json_decode($json_content);

        // 1. Make sure that the JSON file has no signature (remove "signature" key if one exists).

        unset($input->signature);

        // 2. Canonize the JSON contents using RFC 8785

        $canonicalization = \aywan\JsonCanonicalization\JsonCanonicalizationFactory::getInstance();

        $canonical = $canonicalization->canonicalize($input);

        // 3. Sign the canonized JSON using a JSON Web Signature (JWS, RFC 7515)

        // For JWS registered header parameter names see (RFC 7515, Section 4.1)

        $header = [

                "typ" => "JSON",

                "cty" => "text/json"

        ];

        $payload = $canonical;

        $jws->setPrivateKey($privkey, '');

        $signature = $jws->sign($payload, $header);

        // 4. Add the key "signature" into the final JSON. Note that the final JSON does not need to be canonized. It can be pretty-printed.

        $output = $input;

        $output->signature = $signature;

        // Self-test and output

        $json_signed = json_encode($output);

        oidplus_json_verify($json_signed, $pubkey);

        return $json_signed;

}