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Informations about the package encrypted-content-encoding

Encrypted Content-Encoding

Introduction

PHP implementation of RFC8188 to encrypt HTTP messages.

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Code Samples

Note: RFC8188 relies heavily on base64 URL encoding.

Simple callback function for encryption key lookup

Invocable class for key lookup

In this example we use a simple incovable class to provide key lookup. This may be more useful in complex framework integrations such as providing middleware that looks up keys from a database. This sample does not cover service injection to the key lookup class.

Installation

Available via composer.

PHP 5.6 compatibility

Additionally, install a polyfill for random_bytes such as:


All versions of encrypted-content-encoding with dependencies

PHP Build Version
Package Version
Requires php Version ~5.6 || >=7.1
ext-openssl Version *
spomky-labs/base64url Version ^1.0
spomky-labs/php-aes-gcm Version ^1.2
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