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Hello all, I saw the project https://github.com/lambci/docker-lambda, do you think is a good choice for evaluate Aws Lambda without registering?
I'm trying to check a Cognito JWT using buddy-sign but it seems buddy is requiring a secret
parameter, and AWS only provides a jwks.json file. Did some of you managed to use it ?
Found a solution to my own problem. It seems I forgot how to google ^^. For log records:
(def token "HEADER.PAYLOAD.VERIFY")
(defn decode-b64 [str] (String. (clojure.data.codec.base64/decode (.getBytes str))))
(let [[header payload verify] (clojure.string/split token #"\.")]
{:header (decode-b64 header)
:payload (decode-b64 payload)
:verify :not-meant-to-be-decoded})