I'm currently using auth0-js library v8 to authenticate users against Auth0. This library forcibly signs JWT tokens using RS256. Temporarily, I would like to decode the token and re-encode it using HS256/my current CLIENT SECRET, before returning the token in the authenticated response. Can I use Auth0 rules for that? Any idea how?
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No, rules cannot be used to do this. Why do you want to not use RS 256? Can you share more details on your use case ?
– ShrekOverflow
Sure, I'm trying to overcome a temporary limitation in graph.cool that can only understand HS256 tokens for the time being.
– Sammy
@Sammy have you found a way for get HS256 token? I also struggle with auth0 and Graph.cool :-(
– Pawel
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Reacting to Pawel's comment up there: this is no longer an issue! With Graphcool resolvers you can now extend your schema to handle authentication (amongst others) whatever way you deem suitable.
