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@jc21/cypress-jwt-creation

v0.0.6

Published

Generate a JWT for use your tests

Downloads

9,042

Readme

Cypress JWT Creation

Create JWT tokens with ease

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Cypress Installation

yarn add @jc21/cypress-jwt-creation

Then in your cypress Plugins file:

const {JwtCreation} = require('@jc21/cypress-jwt-creation');

module.exports = (on, config) => {
    // ...
    on('task', JwtCreation(config));
    // ...
    return config;
};

Cypress Usage

describe('Hit an authenticated endpoint', () => {
    it('Should be able to get a response', async function () {
        cy.request('/users/me').then($response => {

            const token = await cy.task('generateToken', {
                privateKey: '/path/to/private.key',
                issuer:     'cypress-tester',
                algo:       'RS256',
                expires:    '1 day',
                claims:     {
                    capabilities: 'superuser'
                }
            });

            // use token in your requests
        });
    });
});

The Private Key

Due to the fact that this plugin runs on the Cypress Backend, the location of the private key file must be defined as either the full path on disk or relative path to the running of the cypress command. You can define the file location either with an environment variable which can apply to all tests:

config.env.jwtPrivateKey

or within each individial test using the options below. In addition, you can also define the JWT algorithm if different from the default RS256 with:

config.env.jwtAlgo

Options

| Option | Description | Optional | Default | | ------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------- | -------- | ------------------------------- | | privateKey | The location of the private key file | true | config.env.jwtPrivateKey | | issuer | Issuer string | true | "cypress.testing" | | algo | The request method of the endpoint | true | config.env.jwtAlgo or RS256 | | expires | English interval of token expiry | true | "1 day" | | claims | An object of extra claims you might want to set | true | {} |

Compiling Source

yarn install
yarn build
yarn test