JWT matcher which uses JSONPath instead of JSONPartial #1210
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stuioco
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Allow matcher chaining which regular JWT matcher does not due to JSON Partial matching.
This is required for example when only a substring of the JSON value must match.
So the below would match a JWT with "user_name ": "79910stuart.kelly-v1" which is not possible with normal JWT partial matching if we don't know the full string of the user_name.
{
"headers": {
"Authorization": [
{
"matcher": "jwtjsonpath",
"value": "$.user_name",
"doMatch": {
"matcher": "regex",
"value": "stuart.kelly"
}
}
]
}
}