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Defining KeyManager-interface

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goog.module('tink.KeyManager');
const PbKeyData = goog.require('proto.google.crypto.tink.KeyData');
const PbMessage = goog.require('jspb.Message');
const SecurityException = goog.require('tink.exception.SecurityException');
/**
* An auxiliary container for methods that generate new keys.
* Those methods are separate from KeyManager as their functionality is
* independent of the primitive of the corresponding KeyManager.
*
* @record
*/
class KeyFactory {
/**
* Generates a new random key according to 'keyFormat'.
*
* @param {!PbMessage|string} keyFormat is either a KeyFormat proto or a
* serialized KeyFormat proto
* @return {!Promise.<!PbMessage>} the new generated key
* @throws {SecurityException} if the specified format is not supported
*/
newKey(keyFormat) {}
/**
* Generates a new random key based on the "serialized_key_format" and returns
* it as a KeyData proto.
*
* @param {string} serializedKeyFormat
* @return {!Promise.<!PbKeyData>}
* @throws {SecurityException} if the specified format is not supported
*/
newKeyData(serializedKeyFormat) {}
}
/**
* A KeyManager "understands" keys of a specific key type: it can generate keys
* of the supported type and create primitives for supported keys.
* A key type is identified by the global name of the protocol buffer that holds
* the corresponding key material, and is given by typeUrl-field of
* KeyData-protocol buffer.
*
* The template parameter P denotes the primitive corresponding to the keys
* handled by this manager.
*
* @template P
* @record
*/
class KeyManager {
/**
* Constructs an instance of primitive P for a given key.
*
* @param {!PbKeyData|!PbMessage} key is either a KeyData proto or a supported
* key proto
* @return {!Promise.<!P>}
* @throws {SecurityExeception} if the given key is corrupted or not
* supported
*/
getPrimitive(key) {}
/**
* Returns true if this KeyManager supports keyType.
*
* @param {string} keyType
* @return {boolean}
*/
doesSupport(keyType) {}
/**
* Returns the URL which identifies the keys managed by this KeyManager.
*
* @return {string}
*/
getKeyType() {}
/**
* Returns the version of this KeyManager.
*
* @return {number}
*/
getVersion() {}
/**
* Returns a factory that generates keys of the key type handled by this
* manager.
*
* @return {KeyFactory}
*/
getKeyFactory() {}
}
exports = {
KeyManager,
KeyFactory
};
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