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package registry

import (
	"google.golang.org/protobuf/proto"
	tinkpb "github.com/tink-crypto/tink-go/v2/proto/tink_go_proto"
)

// KeyManager "understands" keys of a specific key types: it can generate keys of a 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 type_url-field of
// KeyData-protocol buffer.
type KeyManager interface {
	// Primitive constructs a primitive instance for the key given in serializedKey, which must be a
	// serialized key protocol buffer handled by this manager.
	Primitive(serializedKey []byte) (any, error)

	// NewKey generates a new key according to specification in serializedKeyFormat, which must be
	// supported by this manager.
	//
	// Deprecated: Tink always used [NewKeyData] to create new keys. This function is
	// unused (except in the unused and deprecated function [registry.NewKey]). It doesn't need to be
	// implemented.
	NewKey(serializedKeyFormat []byte) (proto.Message, error)

	// DoesSupport returns true iff this KeyManager supports key type identified by typeURL.
	DoesSupport(typeURL string) bool

	// TypeURL returns the type URL that identifies the key type of keys managed by this key manager.
	TypeURL() string

	// APIs for Key Management

	// NewKeyData generates a new KeyData according to specification in serializedkeyFormat.
	// This should be used solely by the key management API.
	NewKeyData(serializedKeyFormat []byte) (*tinkpb.KeyData, error)
}
