fastify-auth0-verify
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Auth0 verification plugin for Fastify.
Internally this is a lighweight wrapper around fastify-jwt-jwks and accepts most of the same options. The differences are highlighted in this document. Refer to the documentation in the fastify-jwt-jwks repository for general usage.
Just run:
npm install fastify-auth0-verify --save
The configuration options for this plugin are similar to those in fastify-jwt-jwks, except that this package accepts a domain option instead of jwksUrl:
domain: The Auth0 tenant domain. It enables verification of RS256 encoded JWT tokens. It is also used to verify the token issuer (iss). Either provide a domain (domain.com) or the full URL, including the trailing slash (https://domain.com/).See CONTRIBUTING.md
Tests are currently split into unit and integration. Integration tests need the following environment variables:
| Env var | |
|---|---|
AUTH0_DOMAIN | Auth0 dashboard -> application -> Settings -> Domain |
AUTH0_CLIENT_ID | Auth0 dashboard -> application -> Settings -> Client ID |
AUTH0_CLIENT_SECRET | Auth0 dashboard -> application -> Settings -> Client Secret |
AUTH0_API_AUDIENCE | Auth0 application identifier |
Copyright NearForm Ltd. Licensed under the Apache-2.0 license.
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Auth0 verification plugin for Fastify
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