JWT authenticator for Integreat

Signs a JWT token.


Getting started

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Requires node v18 and Integreat v1.0.

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Install from npm:

``
npm install integreat-authenticator-jwt
`

The authenticator supports the following options:

- key: The key to sign the JWT with. Required
- algorithm: The algorithm to sign with. Default HS256
- subPath: A dot notation path into the request object, to get the JWT sub
claim
- audience: The JWT audience claim. Required
- expiresIn: The expiration time for the JWT, as
a ms string. When not set, the token
will never expire
- payload: An object whose properties will be set on the JWT payload
- requireEmailVerified: When set to false, the email prop will be used
without a email_verified prop set to true in a JWT payload. Default is
true, which means that email will not be used without a email_verified
prop.
- trustedKeys: A JavaScript Map of trusted keys used for validating JWTs on
incoming actions. This is only relevant for the validate() method, and it is
also the only option relevant for this method.

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The tests can be run with npm test`.

Contributing

Please read
CONTRIBUTING
for details on our code of conduct, and the process for submitting pull
requests.

License

This project is licensed under the ISC License - see the
LICENSE
file for details.