mock-cognito

fastify-mock-cognito

Fastify plugin to mock AWS Cognito for testing

Usage

var FastifyMockCognito = require('fastify-mock-cognito')
 
fastify.register(FastifyMockCognito, {
  issuer: 'https://cognito-idp.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/us-east-1_example',
  audience: 'some-random-string', // optional, but should be verified
  mountWellKnown: true // default
})
 
const data = {
  'custom:property': 'value'
}
 
const opts = {} // jsonwebtoken options
 
const token = fastify.mockCognito.sign(data, opts)

API

const issuer = fastify.mockCognito.issuer

The issuer passed in as option during fastify.register. This is usually an url of the form https://cognito-idp.REGION.amazonaws.com/USER_POOL, but you may want to change this during testing to the locally mounted /.well-known/jwks.json, such that verification of keys happen against this endpoint.

const audience = fastify.mockCognito.audience

The audience passed in as option during fastify.register. This is the string that you get for a specific "app" in Cognito.

const token = fastify.mockCognito.sign(data, opts)

Create a new JWT token with the specified properties defined by Cognito. You can overwrite and pass extra properties through data, such as custom: properties or overwrite the user data. opts is passed to jsonwebtoken.

fastify.mockCognito.enableWellKnown()

Enable the /.well-known/jwks.json endpoint to return the fastify.mockCognito.publicKeys data. This will only have effect if mountWellKnown was true during the plugin registration.

fastify.mockCognito.disableWellKnown()

Disable the /.well-known/jwks.json endpoint to return 404. This will only have effect if mountWellKnown was true during the plugin registration.

const publicKeys = fastify.mockCognito.publicKeys

{ keys: [...]} list of jwks public keys. Predefined with the RSA key from the IETF RFC.

const privateKeys = fastify.mockCognito.privateKeys

{ keys: [...]} list of jwks private keys. Predefined with the RSA key from the IETF RFC.

Install

npm install fastify-mock-cognito

License

ISC