JWT decoder
Type jwt and paste a token to read its header, claims and expiry. Decoded offline; the signature is not verified.
Install in Sevak
- Open Settings → Extensions (or type
extin the launcher). - Choose Load the list, then find JWT decoder.
- Choose Install native extension. Sevak downloads the package for your platform and checks its SHA-256.
- Read the permissions it declares and allow it when Sevak asks.
- Open the launcher and type
jwtfollowed by a space.
Nothing is requested until you click, and no account is needed. A new listing reaches released builds with the next release.
Keyword to type
jwt
What to expect: native program
A compiled program that runs with your user's rights. Sevak asks for your permission before it runs and shows the permissions its author declares, but it cannot confine the program: install only what you trust. Read Gallery trust for how listings are checked.
Verify the download
Sevak does this for you on every install and refuses a file that does not match. To check it yourself, download the file and compare its SHA-256 with the value below.
| Platform | File | SHA-256 |
|---|---|---|
| linux-aarch64 | jwt-0.1.0-linux-aarch64.sevakext | 3b557af762a855d13cc59620c90f2984c3b52d1f05b0ec8b511cb8bdae5eb82f |
| linux-x86_64 | jwt-0.1.0-linux-x86_64.sevakext | 9532d3876c1c2cd701087ee282122cdfd84f00ac98a18fd0ccb65067c86390f9 |
| macos-aarch64 | jwt-0.1.0-macos-aarch64.sevakext | 6a0a33547affff9895d08479ff0da4d6dd9e8c5901a2def9367ea7b88a3b7239 |
| macos-x86_64 | jwt-0.1.0-macos-x86_64.sevakext | 01bcc7e85a7b3aec6a9a5f4553b72abbb853af2ddf43e59705ceff40700dc849 |
| windows-aarch64 | jwt-0.1.0-windows-aarch64.sevakext | e325209588c65d6a8e63eeacb2d7db20cd70d31f8ac696882a2780d87e21fa24 |
| windows-x86_64 | jwt-0.1.0-windows-x86_64.sevakext | 5c975d32875ff4990a0c21481cc6285b2ab2fd35a58f989a646c26085cfb8f5f |
Windows (PowerShell) Get-FileHash -Algorithm SHA256 jwt-0.1.0-linux-aarch64.sevakext macOS shasum -a 256 jwt-0.1.0-linux-aarch64.sevakext Linux sha256sum jwt-0.1.0-linux-aarch64.sevakext
The hash is of the file as committed to the repository. Released builds of Sevak read the list pinned to their own release.