Nathan Hazout issues

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                                            Nathan Hazout

Empty public key?

``` let cert = x509.parseCert(myCertificatePath); console.log("Certificate public key:"); console.log(cert.publicKey); ``` My console only prints: `{ algorithm: 'id-ecPublicKey' }` Am I not supposed to see the actual public key or other...

Validate private key

Is there a way to check that a given private key matches a certificate?

verify result is undefined

Hello, Given this snippet of code: ``` let myCertificatePath = path.join(__dirname, 'nathan.crt'); let caBundlePath = path.join(__dirname, 'ca-bundle.pem'); x509.verify(myCertificatePath, caBundlePath, function(err, result){ console.log("finished validation"); if(err){ console.log("validation error"); console.log(err); } else {...

JSON Schema

Does an official JSON Schema (http://json-schema.org/) currently exists for json-logic syntax? If not, do you think it would be possible?

Golang port

Has there been interest, proposals or work done to port json-logic to golang?

min/max operators don't support vars?

In the playground, I tried: Rule: `{"max":{"var": "a"}}` Data: `{"a":[1,2,3,4,5]}` Expected Result: `5` Actual Result: `null`

Testing if a path matches a given JSONPath

For example: ``` expect(jsonpath.isMatch('$.given[*].first', '$.given[2].first')).to.be.true; expect(jsonpath.isMatch('$.given[*].first', '$.given[0].second')).to.be.false; ``` Meaning I am trying to know if a specific "instance" of a path, matches the given JSONPath.

Nathan Hazout