def encoded_jwt(kid, rsa_private_key):
"""
Return an example JWT containing the claims and encoded with the private
key.
Args:
rsa_private_key (str): fixture
Return:
str: JWT containing claims encoded with private key
"""
headers = {"kid": kid}
return jwt.encode(
utils.default_claims(), key=rsa_private_key, headers=headers, algorithm="RS256"
).decode("utf-8")
def encoded_admin_jwt(kid, rsa_private_key):
"""
To use this fixture you need to also include admin_user as a fixture
in your test (admin_user must be in the db).
"""
headers = {"kid": kid}
claims = utils.default_claims()
claims["context"]["user"]["name"] = "*****@*****.**"
claims["aud"].append("admin")
claims["sub"] = "5678"
claims["iss"] = config["BASE_URL"]
claims["exp"] += 600
return jwt.encode(claims, key=rsa_private_key, headers=headers, algorithm="RS256")
def encoded_jwt_expired(kid, rsa_private_key):
"""
Return an example JWT that has already expired.
Args:
rsa_private_key (str): fixture
Return:
str: JWT containing claims encoded with private key
"""
headers = {"kid": kid}
claims_expired = utils.default_claims()
# Move `exp` and `iat` into the past.
claims_expired["exp"] -= 10000
claims_expired["iat"] -= 10000
return jwt.encode(
claims_expired, key=rsa_private_key, headers=headers, algorithm="RS256"
).decode("utf-8")
def encoded_jwt(private_key):
"""
Return an example JWT containing the claims and encoded with the private
key.
Args:
claims (dict): fixture
private_key (str): fixture
Return:
str: JWT containing claims encoded with private key
"""
kid = test_settings.JWT_KEYPAIR_FILES.keys()[0]
headers = {'kid': kid}
return jwt.encode(
utils.default_claims(),
key=private_key,
headers=headers,
algorithm='RS256',
)
def encoded_jwt_expired(claims, private_key):
"""
Return an example JWT that has already expired.
Args:
claims (dict): fixture
private_key (str): fixture
Return:
str: JWT containing claims encoded with private key
"""
kid = test_settings.JWT_KEYPAIR_FILES.keys()[0]
headers = {'kid': kid}
claims_expired = utils.default_claims()
# Move `exp` and `iat` into the past.
claims_expired['exp'] -= 10000
claims_expired['iat'] -= 10000
return jwt.encode(
claims_expired, key=private_key, headers=headers, algorithm='RS256'
)
