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import { generateKeyPair as generate } from '../runtime/generate.ts'
import type { KeyLike } from '../types.d.ts'
export interface GenerateKeyPairResult {  /**   * The generated Private Key.   */  privateKey: KeyLike
  /**   * Public Key corresponding to the generated Private Key.   */  publicKey: KeyLike}
export interface GenerateKeyPairOptions {  /**   * The EC "crv" (Curve) or OKP "crv" (Subtype of Key Pair) value to generate.   * The curve must be both supported on the runtime as well as applicable for   * the given JWA algorithm identifier.   */  crv?: string
  /**   * A hint for RSA algorithms to generate an RSA key of a given `modulusLength`   * (Key size in bits). JOSE requires 2048 bits or larger. Default is 2048.   */  modulusLength?: number
  /**   * (Web Cryptography API specific) The value to use as   * [SubtleCrypto.generateKey()](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/SubtleCrypto/generateKey)   * `extractable` argument. Default is false.   */  extractable?: boolean}
/** * Generates a private and a public key for a given JWA algorithm identifier. * This can only generate asymmetric key pairs. For symmetric secrets use the * `generateSecret` function. * * Note: Under Web Cryptography API runtime the `privateKey` is generated with * `extractable` set to `false` by default. * * @param alg JWA Algorithm Identifier to be used with the generated key pair. * @param options Additional options passed down to the key pair generation. * * @example Usage * ```js * const { publicKey, privateKey } = await jose.generateKeyPair('PS256') * console.log(publicKey) * console.log(privateKey) * ``` */export async function generateKeyPair(  alg: string,  options?: GenerateKeyPairOptions,): Promise<GenerateKeyPairResult> {  return generate(alg, options)}