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Provide high-level api for key management functions (create, add, edit, import, export, etc) that use underlying gpgme[pp] functions. API should simplify and abstract high-level functionality instead of providing 1:1 parity with underlying gpgme functions. For example, nodejs `gpgKeyExport(...)` would be the only function for importing keys while using multiple underlying gpgme[pp] functions: ``` gpgme_op_import (... gpgme_data_t keydata) ASCII/binary gpgme_op_import_keys (... gpgme_key_t *keys) in-memory gpgme_op_receive_keys (... const char *keyids[]) external keyserver, etc ```

Provide high-level api for key management functions (create, add, edit, import, export, etc) that use underlying gpgme[pp] functions. API should simplify and abstract high-level functionality instead of providing 1:1 parity with underlying gpgme functions. For example, nodejs `gpgKeyImport(...)` would be the only function for importing keys while using multiple underlying gpgme[pp] functions: ``` gpgme_op_import (... gpgme_data_t keydata) ASCII/binary gpgme_op_import_keys (... gpgme_key_t *keys) in-memory gpgme_op_receive_keys (... const char *keyids[]) external keyserver, etc ```

Provide high-level api for key management functions (create, add, edit, import, export, etc) that use underlying gpgme[pp] functions. API should simplify and abstract high-level functionality instead of providing 1:1 parity with underlying gpgme functions. For example, nodejs `gpgKeyExImport(...)` would be the only function for importing keys while using multiple underlying gpgme[pp] functions: ``` gpgme_op_import (... gpgme_data_t keydata) ASCII/binary gpgme_op_import_keys (... gpgme_key_t *keys) in-memory gpgme_op_receive_keys (... const char *keyids[]) external keyserver, etc ```