Signature differs from Python 2 to 3

[jesebo]

Hi,
I try the exemple :

import jws
header = { 'alg': 'HS256' }
payload = { 'claim': 'JSON is the raddest.', 'iss': 'brianb' }
signature = jws.sign(header, payload, 'secret')

With Python 2.7.9 et 3.4.3, I get 2 signatures different : 9CG_vCmpr-UFKbkTtelFS2o9hJm1groP5vqUUKeV84c (3) and jn0z1avR1-tKtXjuEEVsGeBWHVx5E6YjzHEWmrkAdCY (2).
Python 2 seems to be ok (same as another language).

[TuxCoder]

Have the same issue, think it comes from jws/init.py#L56
In python 3 is is not <base64>.<base64>. It is because a binary string is casted to string: b\'<base64>.b\'<base64>

I fixed it with a quick and dirty fix.

def jws_signing_input(head, payload, is_json=False):
    enc = jws.utils.to_base64 if is_json else jws.utils.encode
    head_input, payload_input = map(enc, [head, payload])
    return "%s.%s" % (head_input.decode('ascii'), payload_input.decode('ascii'))
jws._signing_input=jws_signing_input

[ScottieKramer]

Ran into the same issue. I submitted a pull request .

[giopromolla]

Hi, I need these! Is there any possibilty to be admin and accept the pull request?