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Is Babashka worth trying to run on freebsd? It seems like it would be better to stay with bash for not so complex script but I'm wondering if I should expand and go for something else that just a script
I might be being dumb today, but how would I be able to use this java.security.KeyPairGenerator
to generate sets of keys within bb? It is not the calling, but how do I get access in the bb.edn and the (ns) form.
It seems this class isn't available yet in bb, but we could add it. Could you explain the use case with a short example ?
I need to write some code to load up a set of key pairs into a system. I would class it as very low priority. You have so many more other better things to do.
it doesn't add that much size, but I'd still like an example so I can test the interop
Here is what I was going to follow - includes the keypair and ten the bouncycastle stuff as well. https://worace.works/2016/06/05/rsa-cryptography-in-clojure/
ah ok, bountycastle isn't going to work in bb but there is a buddy (based on bountycastle) pod: https://github.com/babashka/pod-babashka-buddy