Curate Other Implementations of Paseto about paseto HOT 14 CLOSED

We have now gotten approval at work to open source our rust implementation for Paseto: https://github.com/instructure/paseto

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I just released an early version of a fork of pypast that was diverged so much it basically just has the pre_auth_encode function leftover. Currently just supports "local", but I'm interesting in getting the rest. It even has unit tests for encrypt/decrypt, matching the ones in Version2VectorTest.php.

https://github.com/rlittlefield/pypaseto
https://pypi.python.org/pypi/paseto

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c11bedf :P

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Awesome @minus7 :)

Okay, I'm going to close this issue. We still don't have Ruby or Perl bindings, but they were added to the list arbitrarily and the goal of the ticket was to have some means of curating the different implementations, and now that we have https://paseto.io, this is resolved.

Thanks everyone for implementing Paseto in your favorite languages and sharing them here. 👍

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Swift would be great too! I was just listing the languages I know that aren't obscure (e.g. ColdFusion or Delphi)

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Righto, here's Swift: https://github.com/aidantwoods/swift-paseto

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It should be great to see JavaScript implementation.

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Just released the library I was working on for .NET which supports v1 and v2 public purpose. :-]
https://github.com/idaviddesmet/paseto-dotnet

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We have just published our C implementation: https://github.com/authenticvision/libpaseto
It only supports v2 local tokens at the moment. We also have semi-working Java, .NET and Python bindings that we could add (currently not in the repo)

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I started on a Swift implementation based on the PHP library if you also wanted to add Swift to the list?

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I'm going to update the README with links to these implementations this evening. :D

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My Paseto.NET port just hit 1.0.0 and now fully supports v2 local and public tokens

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Anyone working on a Ruby version of this?

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I'm not aware of any in development.

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