I have been using this example using `@adobe/jwt-auth` to try and authenticate my external service to invoke my Project Firefly app.
My config is like...
export default {
credentials: {
clientId : 'client id',
technicalAccountId : 'account id',
orgId : 'org',
clientSecret : 'secret',
metaScopes : 'ent_user_sdk', // This comes from the example
privateKey : '-----BEGIN PRIVATE KEY-----\n' +
'My Private Key/n' +
'-----END PRIVATE KEY-----\n',
},
};
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Hi @oliverf82757722 - for JWT token handling, we recommend to use @adobe/aio-lib-ims which is supported by Project Firefly. As a side note, regardless of the JWT library being used, it's important that your action in that case should not be exposed as a web action, which makes it accessible to the public.
W.r.t. meta scopes, you should put them in an array, e.g. `metaScopes : ['ent_user_sdk']`.
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Hi @oliverf82757722 - for JWT token handling, we recommend to use @adobe/aio-lib-ims which is supported by Project Firefly. As a side note, regardless of the JWT library being used, it's important that your action in that case should not be exposed as a web action, which makes it accessible to the public.
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