Implementation of JWT using private and public keys

jwt-module.js

const fs 		= require('fs');
const jwt 		= require('jsonwebtoken');
// http://travistidwell.com/blog/2013/09/06/an-online-rsa-public-and-private-key-generator/
// use 'utf8' to get string instead of byte array  (1024 bit key)
var privateKEY 	= fs.readFileSync('./private.key', 'utf8'); // to sign JWT
var publicKEY 	= fs.readFileSync('./public.key', 'utf8'); 	// to verify JWT

module.exports = {
	sign: (payload, $Options) => {
		/*
			sOptions = {
				issuer: "Authorizaxtion/Resource/This server",
				subject: "[email protected]", 
				audience: "Client_Identity" // this should be provided by client
			}
		*/

		// Token signing options
		var signOptions = {
			issuer: 	$Options.issuer,
			subject: 	$Options.subject,
			audience: 	$Options.audience,
			expiresIn: 	"30d",				// 30 days validity
			algorithm: 	"RS256" 			// RSASSA options[ "RS256", "RS384", "RS512" ]
		};
		return jwt.sign(payload, privateKEY, signOptions);
	},

	verify: (token, $Option) => {
		/*
			vOption = {
				issuer: "Authorization/Resource/This server",
				subject: "[email protected]", 
				audience: "Client_Identity" // this should be provided by client
			}		
		*/
		var verifyOptions = {
			issuer: 	$Option.issuer,
			subject: 	$Option.subject,
			audience: 	$Option.audience,
			expiresIn: 	"30d",
			algorithm: 	["RS256"]
		};
		try {
			return jwt.verify(token, publicKEY, verifyOptions);
		}catch(err){
			return false;
		}
	}, 

	decode: (token) => {
		return jwt.decode(token, {complete: true});
	}
}

jwt-script-files.js

'use strict';

const fs = require('fs');
const jwt = require('jsonwebtoken');

// http://travistidwell.com/blog/2013/09/06/an-online-rsa-public-and-private-key-generator/
// use 'utf8' to get string instead of byte array 
var privateKEY 	= fs.readFileSync('./private.key', 'utf8'); // to sign JWT
var publicKEY 	= fs.readFileSync('./public.key', 'utf8'); 	// to verify JWT


/*
 ====================   JST Signing =====================
*/

// Remember you dont want the payload to be as small as possible in size
// Because 1. You gonna have to pass it in each request 
// Because 2. Informations are sensitive, even though JST is encryped, yet it sits inside unreliable client system
var payload = {
	data1: "Data 1",
	data2: "Data 2",
	data3: "Data 3",
	data4: "Data 4",
};

// To make the JWT more efficient we need 3 things
var i 	= 'Mysoft corp';			// Issuer (Software organization who issues the token)
var s 	= '[email protected]';			// Subject (intended user of the token)
var a 	= 'http://mysoftcorp.in';	// Audience (Domain within which this token will live and function)

// Token signing options
var signOptions = {
	issuer: 	i,
	subject: 	s,
	audience: 	a,
	expiresIn: 	"12h",
	algorithm: 	"RS256" 			// RSASSA options[ "RS256", "RS384", "RS512" ]
};
var token = jwt.sign(payload, privateKEY, signOptions);
console.log("Token :" + token);

/*
 ====================   JST Verify =====================
*/
var verifyOptions = {
	issuer: 	i,
	subject: 	s,
	audience: 	a,
	expiresIn: 	"12h",
	algorithm: 	["RS256"]
};

var legit = jwt.verify(token, publicKEY, verifyOptions);
console.log("\nJWT verification result: " + JSON.stringify(legit));

/*
 ====================   JST Decode =====================
*/
var decoded =  jwt.decode(token, {complete: true});
console.log("\nDecoded jwt: "+ JSON.stringify(decoded));

private.key

-----BEGIN RSA PRIVATE KEY-----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-----END RSA PRIVATE KEY-----

public.key

-----BEGIN PUBLIC KEY-----
MIGfMA0GCSqGSIb3DQEBAQUAA4GNADCBiQKBgQDRry8T/ef/FM51TBe0/Qs16pPA
KlA6oncQRZbIdzmGOxH0H7PwDDOEe90k2JLkiO0CifofkV08m4nZ6EIH6slwdRtZ
KkRP6FfnRZcirtPpAWcpGDuKrKS5XGxIsrzD6vlnm6D2rvxrcnCDt6e8TSx5vFkb
G9Emb6DmoFqcn+2MSQIDAQAB
-----END PUBLIC KEY-----

Why did you upload the private and public keys?