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@kofile/jwt-client
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A simple JWT Reader.
const makeClient = require('@kofile/jwt-client')
const client = makeClient(jwt)
client.userId
client.tenantId
client.ort
client.encoded
client.dump()
client.getRoleIdForTenant(tenantId)
client.validate()
const makeClient = require('@kofile/jwt-client')
const payload = {
id: 123,
tenantId: '48121',
ort: 'dsgsgasdgdfhws',
tenant: {
48121: {
authorization: 1
}
}
}
const jwt = jsonwebtoken.sign(payload, 'key')
const client = makeClient(jwt)
// get user id
client.userId //=> 123
// get tenant id
client.tenantId //=> 48121
//get ort
client.ort //=> dsgsgasdgdfhws
// get encoded jwt
client.encoded //=> jsonwebtoken.sign(payload, 'key')
// get the entire payload body
client.dump() //=> payload
// get role id for a tenant
client.getRoleIdForTenant(tenantId) //=> 1
// check if an error is a custom JwtError
makeClient.isAJwtError(myError)
// validate that `userId` and `ort` are not null or undefined
//
// - throws a custom JwtError if a key is null or undefined
// - returns true if validations pass
// - pass in the keys of the public API, **not** internal structure
client.validate(['userId', 'ort'])
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A simple JWT reader
We found that @kofile/jwt-client demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 26 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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