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wkr-auth-mock

v1.1.1

Published

Kinda mocks the wkr auth service, but mostly just allows for generating JWTs and verifying them against a JWKS endpoint.

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Readme

wkr-auth-mock

Kinda mocks the wkr auth service, but mostly just allows for generating JWTs and verifying them against a JWKS endpoint.

NOTICE: This should not be used in production, or anywhere that is publicly accessible. It uses hard-coded keys, committed in the repo. Counterfeit JWTs can easily be created by simply looking at the source code of this application. The intended purpose of this application is testing.

Development

Run the linter:

npm run watch

Integration Tests

NOTE: These tests probably only work on macos, since using gtimeout and greadlink in the wait-for-it.sh script.

NOTE: If running on macos, you will need coreutils installed.

brew install coreutils

Run integration tests:

npm run test:integration

Usage

This command starts up a service running on a specified port. The command is added to npm's bin as wkr-auth-mock.

Usage: wkr-auth-mock -p <num> -c <string>

Options:
  --version  Show version number                                       [boolean]
  -h         Show help                                                 [boolean]
  -p         The port to listen on.                                   [required]
  -c         The claims namespace store custom parameters (e.g. permissions) in
             the JWT.                                                 [required]

The service exposes several endpoints.

The issuer and audience for JWTs will be set to: wkr-auth-mock

/jwt

Get a JWT. All provided parameters will be set in the JWT under the claims namespace provided when running the command.

Method: POST

Content Type: application/json

Parameters:

  • lasts (int, default: 3600) How long the JWT should last, in seconds.
  • account (object, optional, default: {}) The account info to set in the JWT.
  • permissions (array, optional, default: []) The permissions to set in the JWT.
  • roles (array, optional, default: []) The roles to set in the JWT.
  • groups (array, optional, default: []) The groups to set in the JWT.

Result:

Status: 200, 500 (on error)

  • token (object, optional) The JWT. May not be set if there was an error.

/jwks.json

The JWKS endpoint.

Method: GET