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DocSigner
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Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0. See the LICENSE file.

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# docsigner-core

The Python signing library the rest of DocSigner is built on. pyHanko does the
PDF work underneath; this package adds interrupted signing sessions (sign a hash
now, embed the signature later), PAdES / CAdES / XAdES assembly, LTV and
revocation embedding, PDF/A detection, appearance stamps, and validation.
Digital signing for Python, on top of [pyHanko](https://github.com/MatthiasValvekens/pyHanko).

It is a library, not an app. The server, host, desktop app, and the Frappe
integration all import it.
What it adds: **interrupted signing sessions** — sign a hash now, embed the
signature later — plus PAdES / CAdES / XAdES assembly, LTV and revocation
embedding, PDF/A detection, appearance stamps, and validation.

New here? Read [`../docs/core.md`](../docs/core.md) first: plain words, a flow
chart of how signing works, and the module map.

## Install (development)

From the repo root:
The interrupted session is the point. It lets the private key stay wherever it
lives — a USB token, an HSM, a browser — while the PDF work happens somewhere
else entirely.

```bash
pip install -e ./core # add [render] for rendering.py
pip install docsigner-core
pip install "docsigner-core[render]" # adds PDF rasterization for placement UIs
```

## Use it
Python 3.10+, pure Python, Apache-2.0.

Two entry points cover most cases. A one-shot signature with a server-held key:
## Sign with a key you hold

```python
from docsigner_core import sign_with_p12

signed = sign_with_p12(pdf_bytes, "key.p12", passphrase, options)
```

An interrupted session, where the hash is signed elsewhere (a token, a browser):
## Sign with a key you don't

Start the session, get a hash, sign it however you like, then complete:

```python
from docsigner_core import SigningSession
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```

`state` is JSON-safe bytes (`state.to_bytes()` / `SessionState.from_bytes(...)`),
so `start` and `complete` can run in different processes.
so `start` and `complete` can run in different processes, or on different
machines, minutes apart.

Options, profiles and error codes are frozen in
[`../CONTRACTS.md`](../CONTRACTS.md).
Also exported: `validate`, `Profile`, `make_timestamper`,
`build_validation_context`, `render_page`, `page_size`, `placement_box`,
`SignerError`.

## Fonts
## Fonts for signature stamps

Five handwriting faces and one text face ship inside the package
(`docsigner_core/fonts/`, bundled through `package-data`), so a stamp renders the
same wherever the library is installed. Details in
[`docsigner_core/fonts/README.md`](docsigner_core/fonts/README.md).
Five handwriting faces and one text face ship inside the package, so a stamp
renders the same wherever it is installed — no reliance on a server having a
script font.

`appearance.font` is a whitelist, because in a server it arrives from an HTTP
request. An application that owns its own font folder adds to that whitelist:
request. To add your own:

```python
from docsigner_core.appearance import register_fonts

register_fonts("~/.config/myapp/fonts") # each .ttf/.otf stem becomes a slug
```

Call it once at startup. The reference server never does, so no request can
reach a file outside the bundled five.
Call it once at startup. Without it, no request can reach a file outside the
bundled six.

## Pack it
## Documentation

Not published to PyPI. Everything in this repo consumes it by path
(`pip install -e ./core`), and the Frappe app pins it as a pip dependency. To
build a wheel and sdist anyway:
| | |
|---|---|
| How signing works, with a flow chart | [docs/core.md](https://github.com/resilient-tech/docsigner/blob/HEAD/docs/core.md) |
| Options, profiles and error codes, frozen | [CONTRACTS.md](https://github.com/resilient-tech/docsigner/blob/HEAD/CONTRACTS.md) |
| The rest of DocSigner | [the repository](https://github.com/resilient-tech/docsigner) |

```bash
pip install build
python -m build core # -> core/dist/docsigner_core-*.whl, *.tar.gz
```
This is a library, not an application. The DocSigner server, token host, desktop
app and Frappe integration all import it.

---

## Tests
## Working on it

From a clone of the repo:

```bash
pip install -e ./core
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No hardware needed: token signing is exercised against a fake PKCS#11 layer that
does real RSA math.

Releases are built and published from the repo —
[docs/releasing.md](https://github.com/resilient-tech/docsigner/blob/HEAD/docs/releasing.md).
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