pub struct Ed25519PublicKey(_);
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An Ed25519 public key, used to verify digital signatures.

Implementations

The number of bytes a Ed25519 public key has.

Try to create a Ed25519PublicKey from a slice of bytes.

View this public key as a byte array.

Instantiate a Ed25519PublicKey public key from an unpadded base64 representation.

Serialize a Ed25519PublicKey public key to an unpadded base64 representation.

Verify that the provided signature for a given message has been signed by the private key matching this public one.

By default this performs an RFC8032 compatible signature check. A stricter version of the signature check can be enabled with the strict-signatures feature flag.

The stricter variant is compatible with libsodium 0.16 and under the hood uses the ed25519_dalek::PublicKey::verify_strict() method.

For more info, see the ed25519_dalek README and this post.

Trait Implementations

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Serialize this value into the given Serde serializer. Read more

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