Validates a JWT with a public key, parses the token and returns the contents.

$ npm install @practera/jwt-parser

1. exp object must present in JWT payload when CHECK_JWT_EXPIRY is enabled (by setting 'true' in string)

2. To find out JWT what content available in JWT payload, you can:

   1. Use jwt.io

   2. in node environment run JWT.verify(APIKEY, PUBLIC_KEY, ALGORITHM, CALLBACK);

     const JWT = require('jsonwebtoken');
     JWT.verify(
       // SAMPLE APIKEY
       'ewoJInR5cGUiOiAiSldUIiwKCSJhbGciOiAiUlMyNTYiCn0.' +
       'ewogICJjb250ZW50cyI6ICJjb250ZW50cyBvZiB0aGUgSldUIgp9.' +
       'jzou9_ga85x28objtX3poBGHOQ_KgIDFDmMw0NqLDjwbNHW-2bx8P' +
       'apVlpoRk_l5J3sd7iiZRJDfXG1fl8UmMaMaMW7zaqu6SsneaedDIH' +
       'EmaKIM032hj-egzfsQqy1l8hoHZbc5SM2NATNrfTjP0uAvOBAljkq' +
       'v9-5N8B4k8urDCnqcKmgNbUWyumEe5_KpmQSv-Xw5Eu05ejCZR6Ir' +
       'sb_ShjChdrQjX57DPeoD70k4Qy6FAsUszrfcqc81upmYSD7E2kbqv' +
       '_wK2DIr3E4yBuJUBBCVUN2_Wy8KM-xhPMBx4TiKwdan7WIKxRzBF-' +
       'PkblOnezUVSs-efqxHxuvXlg',
   
       // SAMPLE public key
       '-----BEGIN PUBLIC KEY-----\n' +
       'MIIBIjANBgkqhkiG9w0BAQEFAAOCAQ8AMIIBCgKCAQEAwCtQ1cAYp7tNiA0SojsVgiO9DwsLhs5Z\n' +
       'OEkKa72RFPBUS7fDBA2cZqJha+7ZtDnQRThIaGHnXbZSABIffAB67+jBB1sg/ublYf4mvT8qXUj2\n' +
       'MUs6ft7jBarIeXAo8xFC7Bdbj0GRGUsTD74ZT9R/XF3t1qYomqu9PCeRK3BwEykAVogFQ5z2D3Ki\n' +
       'McKPw+YmdPpzoj643fK/UrWzAVwUPTWDeLvj3JIVrYKkkbiDO2oqZzVFuZ0qBbe+9aWQW4QqAavS\n' +
       'AIxWszr9Wn0LontOwZ0oUBl7TiPvCb1mqMzsq4R8ghWVG/CxH4n/p2ktGwxvs+e6JGHCpCohq6SA\n' +
       'CU7R9wIDAQAB\n' +
       '-----END PUBLIC KEY-----',
   
       { algorithms: ['RS256'] },
       (err, payload) => {
         if (err) throw err;
         console.log(payload); // result: { contents: 'contents of the JWT' }
       }
     );

CHECK_JWT_EXPIRY - will invalidate a JWT when the expiry timestamp (in seconds) isn't provided.

JavaScript:

const jwtParse = require("@practera/jwt-parser");

jwtContents = jwtParse(
  token, // the token to be verified and parsed
  process.env, // environmental variables or another array of tokens that are accepted
  service, // this will identify what public key to use to validate the token, the variable called ${service}_JWT will be used. The variable should contain a key called public and the public key as the value.
  ['RS256'], // list of algorithms that will be used to validate the token. Default: ['RS256']
);

TypeScript:

import jwtParse from "@practera/jwt-parser";

jwtContents = jwtParse(
  token, // the token to be verified and parsed
  process.env, // environmental variables or another array of tokens that are accepted
  service, // this will identify what public key to use to validate the token, the variable called ${service}_JWT will be used. The variable should contain a key called public and the public key as the value.
  ['RS256'], // list of algorithms that will be used to validate the token. Default: ['RS256']
);