(Feature): Add command and functionality to parse/decode signed JWT in Web5 CLI

[blackgirlbytes]

🚀 Goal

Add a new feature to the Web5 Rust CLI that allows users to parse or decode JSON Web Tokens (JWTs).

🔑 Tasks

• Create a new command for parsing/decoding JWTs (e.g., web5 jwt decode)
• Implement the logic to decode and display the header, payload, and signature of a JWT
• Add options to format the output (e.g., pretty-print JSON)
• Implement error handling for invalid JWTs
• Add appropriate documentation to README for the new command
• Write tests to ensure the feature works correctly
• Update the CLI's help information to include the new command

🌟 Resources

• Current Web5 Rust CLI README
• Web5 Rust CLI Source Code
• Web5 Documentation on parsing signed JWT
• Web5 CLI built in Go for reference
• JWT.io
• RFC 7519: JSON Web Token (JWT)

⚡ Getting Started

1. Comment ".take" on this issue to get assigned
2. Fork the repository and create a new branch for this task
3. Update the documentation as described in the tasks
4. Submit a pull request with your changes
5. Respond to any feedback during the review process

💭 Questions?

If you have any questions or need clarification, please comment on this issue or join our Discord community.
Happy coding! 🎉

[Marvellous111]

HECK YEAH.

.take

[blackgirlbytes]

Hey hey @Marvellous111 . Thanks for your enthusiasm. This issue wont be available until Oct 1st for Hacktoberfest. Can you do the .take comment on that date and it will actually auto assign for you after that date? Thank you!

[Marvellous111]

Yeah, that works for me.

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[blackgirlbytes]

hey @Marvellous111 . Are you still interested in this issue? If so, try commenting the keyword .take (not in the code ticks. Just doing this to avoid assigning the issue to me)

Thank you!

[github-actions]

Thanks for taking this issue! Let us know if you have any questions!

[Marvellous111]

.take

[github-actions]

The issue you are trying to assign to yourself is already assigned.

[Marvellous111]

hey @Marvellous111 . Are you still interested in this issue? If so, try commenting the keyword .take (not in the code ticks. Just doing this to avoid assigning the issue to me)

Thank you!

Hey, turns out it automatically assigned you?

[github-actions]

The issue you are trying to assign to yourself is already assigned.

[blackgirlbytes]

lol i just manually assigned you @Marvellous111 i think it's cuz my comment still used the keyword but i thought putting it in backticks would stop it from assigning me.

[deauthe]

hey @Marvellous111 , Have you been working on this issue?

[Marvellous111]

Yes, I am working on it.

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[w3irdrobot]

I can take this over the line if needed.