Filip Skokan
54c3627474
Match the protected header of each resolver callback to the value supplied by its operation. Expose the members attached to local and remote JWKS resolvers through named callable interfaces. Allow `JWTHeaderParameters.b64` to be boolean. A false value is inert unless "b64" is listed in "crit", so signing and verification accept it. Signed-off-by: Filip Skokan <[email protected]>
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Interface: RemoteJWKSet()
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The key resolution function returned by createRemoteJWKSet.
See
jwtVerify and the other consuming functions, all of which accept this directly.
â–¸ RemoteJWKSet(protectedHeader?, token?): Promise<CryptoKey>
The key resolution function returned by createRemoteJWKSet.
Parameters
| Parameter | Type |
|---|---|
protectedHeader? |
JWSHeaderParameters |
token? |
FlattenedJWSInput |
Returns
See
jwtVerify and the other consuming functions, all of which accept this directly.
Properties
coolingDown
• readonly coolingDown: boolean
Whether the cooldown window following the last successful fetch is still in effect.
fresh
• readonly fresh: boolean
Whether the currently cached JSON Web Key Set is within its RemoteJWKSetOptions.cacheMaxAge.
jwks
• jwks: () => JSONWebKeySet | undefined
The currently cached JSON Web Key Set, or undefined when none has been fetched or seeded via
jwksCache yet.
Returns
JSONWebKeySet | undefined
reload
• reload: () => Promise<void>
Triggers a JSON Web Key Set fetch, bypassing the cooldown.
Returns
Promise<void>
reloading
• readonly reloading: boolean
Whether a JSON Web Key Set fetch is currently in flight.