However, I can only define a TokenValidator with a single public key. ResourceProtector consumes only one TokenValidator for one auth_type. In the case of Cognito, I would need to hard override all classes because everything is hardcoded.
I ask to add possibility to work with couple of public keys for tocken.decode.
p.s. Translated with Chat GPT. If my ask is not clear - i can add information.
We use AWS Cognito for token generation. Following this, we implement ResourceProtector in various Python sources.
To verify a token, AWS provides documentation at: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/cognito/latest/developerguide/amazon-cognito-user-pools-using-tokens-verifying-a-jwt.html AWS Cognito offers several public keys to decode a token. Among them, the key declared in the header should be used.
However, I can only define a TokenValidator with a single public key. ResourceProtector consumes only one TokenValidator for one auth_type. In the case of Cognito, I would need to hard override all classes because everything is hardcoded.
I ask to add possibility to work with couple of public keys for tocken.decode.
p.s. Translated with Chat GPT. If my ask is not clear - i can add information.