be_jwt

be_jwt

-- import "."

Package be_jwt provides Be matchers for handling JSON Web Tokens (JWT). It includes matchers for transforming and validating JWT tokens. Matchers corresponds to specific golang jwt implementation: https://github.com/golang-jwt/jwt/v5

Usage

var TransformJwtFromString = func(input string) any {
	p := jwt.NewParser()

	t, parts, err := p.ParseUnverified(input, jwt.MapClaims{})
	if err != nil {
		return NewTransformError(err, input)
	}

	t.Signature, err = p.DecodeSegment(parts[2])
	if err != nil {
		return NewTransformError(fmt.Errorf("corrupted signature part: %w", err), input)
	}

	return t
}

TransformJwtFromString is a transform function (string->*jwt.Token) without a secret. It parses the input string as a JWT and returns the resulting *jwt.Token.

var TransformSignedJwtFromString = func(secret string) func(string) any {
	return func(input string) any {
		parsed, err := jwt.Parse(input, func(token *jwt.Token) (any, error) {
			return []byte(secret), nil
		})
		if err != nil {
			return NewTransformError(fmt.Errorf("to parse jwt token (with secret=%s): %w", secret, err), input)
		}

		return parsed
	}
}

TransformSignedJwtFromString returns a transform function (string->*jwt.Token) for a given secret.

func HavingClaim

func HavingClaim(key string, args ...any) types.BeMatcher

HavingClaim succeeds if the actual value is a JWT token and its claim matches the provided value or matchers.

func HavingClaims

func HavingClaims(args ...any) types.BeMatcher

HavingClaims succeeds if the actual value is a JWT token and its claims match the provided value or matchers.

func HavingMethodAlg

func HavingMethodAlg(args ...any) types.BeMatcher

HavingMethodAlg succeeds if the actual value is a JWT token and its method algorithm match the provided value or matchers.

func SignedVia

func SignedVia(secret string) types.BeMatcher

SignedVia succeeds if the actual value is a valid and signed JWT token, verified using the specified secret key. It's intended for matching against a secret-less token and applying the secret only for this specific matching.

Example:

Token(TransformJwtFromString, SignedVia(secret)) // works similar to: Token(TransformSignedJwtFromString(secret), Valid())

func Token

func Token(args ...any) types.BeMatcher

Token matches the actual value to be a valid *jwt.Token corresponding to given inputs. Possible inputs: 1. No args -> the actual value MUST be any valid *jwt.Token. 2. Single arg . The actual value MUST be a *jwt.Token, whose .String() is compared against args[0]. 3. Single arg <*jwt.Token>. The actual value MUST be a *jwt.Token. 4. List of Omega/Gomock/Psi matchers that are applied to *jwt.Token object.

- TransformJwtFromString/TransformSignedJwtFromString(secret) transforms can be given as the first argument,
  so the string->*jwt.Token transform is applied.

func Valid

func Valid() types.BeMatcher

Valid succeeds if the actual value is a JWT token and it's valid