Signature is a JWS signature.

Claims represents a set of JOSE Claims.

Claims implements a set of JOSE Claims with the addition of some helper methods, similar to net/url.Values.

Protected Headers are base64-encoded after they're marshaled into JSON.

ECPoint is a marshalling structure for the EC points R and S.

Encoder is satisfied if the type can marshal itself into a valid structure for a JWS.

Format specifies which "format" the JWS is in -- Flat, General, or compact. Additionally, constants for JWT/Unknown are added.

Header implements a JOSE Header with the addition of some helper methods, similar to net/url.Values.

JWS implements a JWS per RFC 7515.

JWT represents a JWT per RFC 7519. It's described as an interface instead of a physical structure because both JWS and JWEs can be JWTs. So, in order

MultiError is a slice of errors.

SigningMethod is an interface that provides a way to sign JWS tokens.

SigningMethodECDSA implements the ECDSA family of signing methods signing methods

SigningMethodHMAC implements the HMAC-SHA family of SigningMethods.

SigningMethodNone is the default "none" algorithm.

SigningMethodRSA implements the RSA family of SigningMethods.

SigningMethodRSAPSS implements the RSAPSS family of SigningMethods.

SigningOpts is a struct which holds options for validating JWS signatures. Number represents the cumulative which signatures need to verify in order f

ValidateFunc is a function that provides access to the JWT and allows for custom validation. Keep in mind that the Verify methods in the JWS/JWE sibli

Validator represents some of the validation options.

VerifyCallback is a callback function that can be used to access header parameters to lookup needed information. For example, looking up the "kid" par

jws represents a specific jws.

payload represents the payload of a JWS.

sigHead represents the 'signatures' member of the jws' "general" serialization form per https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc7515#section-7.2.1 It's embedd