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PyJWKClient provides a pretty nice interface. It has get_signing_keys, which caches the keys and get_signing_key_from_jwt as a really smooth way to get the key for the given token.
However, if I use PyJWKSet without the client, I'll have to do a lot of this steps manually.
Would be nice to have some similar functionality for PyJWKSet.
One option would be to have get_signing_key_from_jwt method on PyJWKSet.
More advanced option would be to have some kind of PyJWKStore that encapsulates all this methods. It then can be reused by the PyJWKClient and can also load they keys from a JSON or a dict.
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PyJWKClient
provides a pretty nice interface. It hasget_signing_keys
, which caches the keys andget_signing_key_from_jwt
as a really smooth way to get the key for the given token.However, if I use
PyJWKSet
without the client, I'll have to do a lot of this steps manually.Would be nice to have some similar functionality for
PyJWKSet
.One option would be to have
get_signing_key_from_jwt
method onPyJWKSet
.More advanced option would be to have some kind of
PyJWKStore
that encapsulates all this methods. It then can be reused by thePyJWKClient
and can also load they keys from a JSON or adict
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: