chore(deps): bump jose from 5.6.3 to 5.9.3

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Bumps jose from 5.6.3 to 5.9.3.

Release notes

Sourced from jose's releases.

v5.9.3

Refactor

• use as Type for type assertions instead of <Type> (c4dc24d)

v5.9.2

Refactor

• types: remove index signatures from JWK interfaces (ccf0cda)

v5.9.1

Fixes

• types: add missing index signature on the convenience JWK types (90a93dc)

v5.9.0

Features

• allow JWK objects as "key" input to sign and verify (c6302ea)

This method of passing private or public keys does not yield the same performance as passing a CryptoKey or KeyObject instances, its main purpose is for convenience or for when you're not going to be re-using the same set of keys for the operation, in which case you should use one of the import key methods to obtain a CryptoKey or KeyObject.

Example Signing

const alg = "RS256";
const jwk = {
  kty: "RSA",
  n: "whYOFK2Ocbbpb_zVypi9SeKiNUqKQH0zTKN1-6fpCTu6ZalGI82s7XK3tan4dJt90ptUPKD2zvxqTzFNfx4HHHsrYCf2-FMLn1VTJfQazA2BvJqAwcpW1bqRUEty8tS_Yv4hRvWfQPcc2Gc3-_fQOOW57zVy-rNoJc744kb30NjQxdGp03J2S3GLQu7oKtSDDPooQHD38PEMNnITf0pj-KgDPjymkMGoJlO3aKppsjfbt_AH6GGdRghYRLOUwQU-h-ofWHR3lbYiKtXPn5dN24kiHy61e3VAQ9_YAZlwXC_99GGtw_NpghFAuM4P1JDn0DppJldy3PGFC0GfBCZASw",
  e: "AQAB",
  d: "VuVE_KEP6323WjpbBdAIv7HGahGrgGANvbxZsIhm34lsVOPK0XDegZkhAybMZHjRhp-gwVxX5ChC-J3cUpOBH5FNxElgW6HizD2Jcq6t6LoLYgPSrfEHm71iHg8JsgrqfUnGYFzMJmv88C6WdCtpgG_qJV1K00_Ly1G1QKoBffEs-v4fAMJrCbUdCz1qWto-PU-HLMEo-krfEpGgcmtZeRlDADh8cETMQlgQfQX2VWq_aAP4a1SXmo-j0cvRU4W5Fj0RVwNesIpetX2ZFz4p_JmB5sWFEj_fC7h5z2lq-6Bme2T3BHtXkIxoBW0_pYVnASC8P2puO5FnVxDmWuHDYQ",
  p: "07rgXd_tLUhVRF_g1OaqRZh5uZ8hiLWUSU0vu9coOaQcatSqjQlIwLW8UdKv_38GrmpIfgcEVQjzq6rFBowUm9zWBO9Eq6enpasYJBOeD8EMeDK-nsST57HjPVOCvoVC5ZX-cozPXna3iRNZ1TVYBY3smn0IaxysIK-zxESf4pM",
  q: "6qrE9TPhCS5iNR7QrKThunLu6t4H_8CkYRPLbvOIt2MgZyPLiZCsvdkTVSOX76QQEXt7Y0nTNua69q3K3Jhf-YOkPSJsWTxgrfOnjoDvRKzbW3OExIMm7D99fVBODuNWinjYgUwGSqGAsb_3TKhtI-Gr5ls3fn6B6oEjVL0dpmk",
  dp: "mHqjrFdgelT2OyiFRS3dAAPf3cLxJoAGC4gP0UoQyPocEP-Y17sQ7t-ygIanguubBy65iDFLeGXa_g0cmSt2iAzRAHrDzI8P1-pQl2KdWSEg9ssspjBRh_F_AiJLLSPRWn_b3-jySkhawtfxwO8Kte1QsK1My765Y0zFvJnjPws",
  dq: "KmjaV4YcsVAUp4z-IXVa5htHWmLuByaFjpXJOjABEUN0467wZdgjn9vPRp-8Ia8AyGgMkJES_uUL_PDDrMJM9gb4c6P4-NeUkVtreLGMjFjA-_IQmIMrUZ7XywHsWXx0c2oLlrJqoKo3W-hZhR0bPFTYgDUT_mRWjk7wV6wl46E",
  qi: "iYltkV_4PmQDfZfGFpzn2UtYEKyhy-9t3Vy8Mw2VHLAADKGwJvVK5ficQAr2atIF1-agXY2bd6KV-w52zR8rmZfTr0gobzYIyqHczOm13t7uXJv2WygY7QEC2OGjdxa2Fr9RnvS99ozMa5nomZBqTqT7z5QV33czjPRCjvg6FcE",
};
const jwt = await new jose.SignJWT({ "urn:example:claim": true })
.setProtectedHeader({ alg })
.setIssuedAt()
.setIssuer("urn:example:issuer")
.setAudience("urn:example:audience")
.setExpirationTime("2h")
.sign(jwk);
console.log(jwt);

Example Verification

... (truncated)

Changelog

Sourced from jose's changelog.

5.9.3 (2024-09-22)

Refactor

• use as Type for type assertions instead of (c4dc24d)

5.9.2 (2024-09-14)

Refactor

• types: remove index signatures from JWK interfaces (ccf0cda)

5.9.1 (2024-09-13)

Fixes

• types: add missing index signature on the convenience JWK types (90a93dc)

5.9.0 (2024-09-13)

Features

• allow JWK objects as "key" input to sign and verify (c6302ea)

5.8.0 (2024-08-26)

Features

• add subpath module exports (72ecff6)

Refactor

• omit LocalJWKSet export since it's no longer needed for RemoteJWKSet (c502731)

5.7.0 (2024-08-19)

Features

• graduate jwksCache to stable API (0f09c12)

Commits

• 3696919 chore(release): 5.9.3
• c4dc24d refactor: use as Type for type assertions instead of <Type>
• e932007 test: update Firefox X25519 expectations
• 6796396 chore: bump dev deps
• df7e11c docs: update JSDoc to use more link syntax
• c45319e docs: link to Algorithm Key Requirements from more places
• 3f7b08d docs: update JWK docs
• 708a010 chore: cleanup after release
• a5e4cbc chore(release): 5.9.2
• ccf0cda refactor(types): remove index signatures from JWK interfaces
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