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@signature-kit/xml

v0.2.1

Published

XML-DSig document signing and verification through an explicit `XmlRuntime` service for DOM parsing, serializer capabilities, `SignedXml` construction, and cached verification-key import.

Readme

@signature-kit/xml

XML-DSig document signing and verification through an explicit XmlRuntime service for DOM parsing, serializer capabilities, SignedXml construction, and cached verification-key import.

Install

bun add @signature-kit/xml @signature-kit/signatures effect

Add a signer backend at the application boundary, for example:

bun add @signature-kit/a1

effect is a direct runtime dependency. DOM/XML runtime state is provided through xmlRuntimeLayer.

Public surface

  • @signature-kit/xml/config — XML signing/verification schemas, algorithm/canonicalization contracts, error catalog, and message catalog.
  • @signature-kit/xml/runtimeXmlRuntime, XmlRuntimeService, and xmlRuntimeLayer.
  • @signature-kit/xml/signsignXml.
  • @signature-kit/xml/verifyverifyXml.

Verification requires an explicit key source: publicKeyDer or trustedCertificateDer. Self-signed embedded certificates are not accepted as valid signers by default. Verification rejects duplicate or relocated target references and can require a specific reference URI.

Example

import { a1SignaturesLayer } from "@signature-kit/a1/signer";
import { signXml } from "@signature-kit/xml/sign";
import { verifyXml } from "@signature-kit/xml/verify";
import { xmlRuntimeLayer } from "@signature-kit/xml/runtime";
import { Effect, Redacted } from "effect";

declare const xml: string;
declare const pfx: Uint8Array;
declare const trustedCertificateDer: Uint8Array;

const program = Effect.gen(function* () {
  const signedXml = yield* signXml({
    xml,
    referenceId: "invoice-1",
    algorithm: "rsa-sha256",
  });

  const verification = yield* verifyXml({
    xml: signedXml,
    trustedCertificateDer,
    requireReferenceUri: "#invoice-1",
  });

  return { signedXml, verification };
}).pipe(
  Effect.provide(xmlRuntimeLayer),
  Effect.provide(a1SignaturesLayer({ pfx, password: Redacted.make("secret") })),
);

Errors and i18n

XML failures use the XmlError code catalog and xmlErrorMessages; signer failures can also surface from signing. Applications can render localized copy through @signature-kit/i18n with the catalogs for every package they call.

Docs: https://signaturekit.dev/en-US/docs/signing/xml.

License

MIT. See LICENSE.