I assume most of users deserializing COSE Key objects, would need as a follow up step to operate with that key, meaning, signing, verifying a signature, encrypting or decrypting a message.
Given that, it would be very useful for the Key object to return an instance of a ready-to-operate ruby-openssl OpenSSL::PKey::PKey object.
I assume most of users deserializing COSE Key objects, would need as a follow up step to operate with that key, meaning, signing, verifying a signature, encrypting or decrypting a message.
Given that, it would be very useful for the Key object to return an instance of a ready-to-operate ruby-openssl
OpenSSL::PKey::PKey
object.