Release 1.0.0-preview.15 (#44)

* Make NatsJwt Static (#43)

Author: mtmk

README.md

@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@
 This is a .NET implementation of the JWT library for the NATS ecosystem.
 
 > [!CAUTION]
-> ### Very Important Disclaimer
+> ### Important Disclaimer
 >
 > This repository provides an API to build NATS JWTs using .NET. However, at
 > this time it is _not_ a supported API. Use at your own risk.
@@ -35,8 +35,8 @@ This is a .NET implementation of the JWT library for the NATS ecosystem.
 - [x] Remove No-warnings from build
 - [x] Add more tests
 - [x] Enable code coverage
-- [ ] Add more examples
-- [ ] Add more documentation
+- [ ] Add examples
+- [ ] Add documentation
 
 ## Installation
 
@@ -49,14 +49,12 @@ dotnet add package NATS.Jwt --prerelease
 ## Usage
 
 ```csharp
-var jwt = new NatsJwt();
-
 // create an operator key pair (private key)
 var okp = KeyPair.CreatePair(PrefixByte.Operator);
 var opk = okp.GetPublicKey();
 
 // create an operator claim using the public key for the identifier
-var oc = jwt.NewOperatorClaims(opk);
+var oc = NatsJwt.NewOperatorClaims(opk);
 oc.Name = "Example Operator";
 
 // add an operator signing key to sign accounts
@@ -68,22 +66,22 @@ var ospk = oskp.GetPublicKey();
 oc.Operator.SigningKeys = [ospk];
 
 // self-sign the operator JWT - the operator trusts itself
-var operatorJwt = jwt.Encode(oc, okp);
+var operatorJwt = NatsJwt.Encode(oc, okp);
 
 // create an account keypair
 var akp = KeyPair.CreatePair(PrefixByte.Account);
 var apk = akp.GetPublicKey();
 
 // create the claim for the account using the public key of the account
-var ac = jwt.NewAccountClaims(apk);
+var ac = NatsJwt.NewAccountClaims(apk);
 ac.Name = "Example Account";
 
 var askp = KeyPair.CreatePair(PrefixByte.Account);
 var aspk = askp.GetPublicKey();
 
 // add the signing key (public) to the account
 ac.Account.SigningKeys = [aspk];
-var accountJwt = jwt.Encode(ac, oskp);
+var accountJwt = NatsJwt.Encode(ac, oskp);
 
 // now back to the account, the account can issue users
 // need not be known to the operator - the users are trusted
@@ -92,12 +90,12 @@ var accountJwt = jwt.Encode(ac, oskp);
 // verify that the user was issued by one of those keys
 var ukp = KeyPair.CreatePair(PrefixByte.User);
 var upk = ukp.GetPublicKey();
-var uc = jwt.NewUserClaims(upk);
+var uc = NatsJwt.NewUserClaims(upk);
 
 // since the jwt will be issued by a signing key, the issuer account
 // must be set to the public ID of the account
 uc.User.IssuerAccount = apk;
-var userJwt = jwt.Encode(uc, askp);
+var userJwt = NatsJwt.Encode(uc, askp);
 
 // the seed is a version of the keypair that is stored as text
 var userSeed = ukp.GetSeed();
@@ -113,7 +111,7 @@ var conf = $$"""
 
 // generate a creds formatted file that can be used by a NATS client
 const string credsPath = $"example_user.creds";
-File.WriteAllText(credsPath, jwt.FormatUserConfig(userJwt, userSeed));
+File.WriteAllText(credsPath, NatsJwt.FormatUserConfig(userJwt, userSeed));
 
 // now we are going to put it together into something that can be run
 // we create a file to store the server configuration, the creds

version.txt

@@ -1 +1 @@
-1.0.0-preview.14
+1.0.0-preview.15