Timezone-aware datetime Object Support #325
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Added ability to use datetime objects that are timezone aware for tim…
simo5
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Jun 27, 2023
| # Check for datetime objects | ||
| if 'exp' in claims and isinstance(claims['exp'], datetime): | ||
| # Check if timezone aware | ||
| claims['exp'] = self._check_and_convert_dt(claims['exp'], 'exp') |
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I do not think we should modify the array being passed in.
We should instead make a copy in self.claims and modify them there
| return dt_timestamp | ||
| else: | ||
| raise ValueError( | ||
| f"'{claim_prop}' datetime object must be timezone aware" |
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Why does it need to be timezone-aware? Can't we just assume UTC if no timezone is set?
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Please add a test that verifies this si working properly. |
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Allows for datetime objects that are timezone-aware to be used for time-based claims: 'exp' and 'nbf' when making a JWT object, converting them to integer unix timestamps.