Module verify 

The deep verification entry: one interface for every surface.

The Pipeline is the ordered hard/soft check engine, but its constructor takes every dependency as a raw parameter, so each transport adapter (browser WASM, HTTP, CLI, Python) used to re-assemble the same wiring — a verifier fleet, a revocation view, transparency inputs, an acceptance policy — just to reach it. This module owns that assembly once.

use confium_signatif::verify::{verify_trusted_artifact, VerifyOptions};
let options = VerifyOptions {
    transparency_included: true,
    accepted_labels: vec!["verified".into()],
    ..VerifyOptions::default()
};
let verdict = verify_trusted_artifact(&artifact, &bundle, &graph, &registry, &options)?;
assert!(verdict.accept);

Revocation checking currently runs with NoRevocations; this function is the single place that changes when a surface grows a revocation input. Schemes that need a CrlView today assemble the Pipeline directly.

Structs

Verdict

The graduated verification outcome: the objective coverage report, the scheme’s classification label, and this verifier’s acceptance decision — the triple every surface serializes.

VerifyOptions

The verification inputs a transport collects, in the shape every surface already speaks: field names match the JSON options of the HTTP endpoint, the browser binding, and the CLI flags.

Enums

Fleet

Which signature algorithms a verifier checks.

Functions

verify_trusted_artifact

Verify one trusted artifact through the full pipeline.