public void JwkEqualsTests()
{
// Not equal keys, second key is null
JsonWebKey key1 = new JsonWebKey();
JsonWebKey key2 = null;
Assert.False(key1.Equals(key2));
// Not equal keys, their operations are different and need to handle null
key2 = new JsonWebKey();
key1.KeyOps = new[] { "ops" };
key2.KeyOps = null;
Assert.False(key1.Equals(key2));
key1.KeyOps = null;
key2.KeyOps = new[] { "ops" };
Assert.False(key1.Equals(key2));
// Equal keys, fields are null
key1 = new JsonWebKey();
key2 = new JsonWebKey();
Assert.True(key1.Equals(key2));
// Equal keys with most fields are set to a value.
var param = RSA.Create().ExportParameters(true);
key1 = new JsonWebKey(param);
key2 = new JsonWebKey(param);
key1.KeyOps = new[] { "ops1", "ops2" };
key2.KeyOps = new[] { "ops1", "ops2" };
Assert.True(key1.Equals(key2));
}
/// <summary>
/// Verifies web keys are equal
/// </summary>
/// <param name="webKey1"> first web key </param>
/// <param name="webKey2"> second web key </param>
private void VerifyWebKeysAreEqual(JsonWebKey webKey1, JsonWebKey webKey2)
{
Assert.True(webKey1.Equals(webKey2));
Assert.Equal(webKey1.Kid, webKey2.Kid);
Assert.Equal(webKey1.Kty, webKey2.Kty);
}