fix(jwt): resolve documented key-curve aliases in createJwt - #157
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createJwt documented secp256k1/Ed25519 as alg aliases but never translated them. Resolve key-curve names to their JWT algorithms via curveToJwtAlgorithm so the documented behavior works. Passing a JWT algorithm directly is unchanged, so this is backward compatible.
WalkthroughChangesJWT curve alias support
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Mergeability Score: 🔵 Low · up to The PR enables documented curve aliases without changing direct algorithm inputs. A test assertion can currently pass based on an earlier mock call, so a forwarding regression might go undetected; this is a bounded follow-up risk and does not otherwise block merge. Suggested reviewers: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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In `@packages/jwt/src/create-jwt.test.ts`:
- Around line 62-76: The createJwt forwarding assertions in the parameterized
test must validate the current invocation rather than any historical
baseCreateJWT call. Clear baseCreateJWT’s call history in beforeEach, or change
the assertion to toHaveBeenLastCalledWith while preserving the expected alias
mapping.
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| it.each([ | ||
| { alg: "secp256k1", expected: "ES256K" }, | ||
| { alg: "secp256r1", expected: "ES256" }, | ||
| { alg: "Ed25519", expected: "EdDSA" }, | ||
| ] as const)( | ||
| "resolves the key-curve alias $alg to $expected", | ||
| async ({ alg, expected }) => { | ||
| vi.mocked(baseCreateJWT).mockResolvedValueOnce(validJwt) | ||
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| await createJwt(mockPayload, mockOptions, { alg }) | ||
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| expect(baseCreateJWT).toHaveBeenCalledWith(mockPayload, mockOptions, { | ||
| alg: expected, | ||
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printf '%s\n' '--- relevant test section ---'
cat -n packages/jwt/src/create-jwt.test.ts | sed -n '1,120p'
printf '%s\n' '--- mock references ---'
rg -n -C 3 'baseCreateJWT|beforeEach|clearAllMocks|resetAllMocks|mockResolvedValueOnce|toHaveBeenCalled' packages/jwt/src/create-jwt.test.tsRepository: agentcommercekit/ack
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printf '%s\n' '--- source map ---'
ast-grep outline packages/jwt/src/create-jwt.ts
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cat -n packages/jwt/src/create-jwt.ts
printf '%s\n' '--- call-sequence verifier ---'
python3 - <<'PY'
from pathlib import Path
import re
test = Path("packages/jwt/src/create-jwt.test.ts").read_text()
source = Path("packages/jwt/src/create-jwt.ts").read_text()
calls = []
# The implementation forwards one algorithm per createJwt invocation.
impl_calls = len(re.findall(r"\bcreateJWT\s*\(", source))
print(f"createJWT call sites in implementation: {impl_calls}")
# Reconstruct the tests that invoke createJwt and the algorithm each test supplies.
calls.append(("valid-JWT test", "ES256K"))
calls.append(("invalid-JWT test", "ES256K"))
for alias, expected in [("secp256k1", "ES256K"), ("secp256r1", "ES256"), ("Ed25519", "EdDSA")]:
calls.append((f"alias {alias}", expected))
calls.append(("direct EdDSA test", "EdDSA"))
history = []
for name, alg in calls:
history.append(alg)
broad = alg in history
last = history[-1] == alg
print(f"{name}: current={alg}, history={history}, broad_match={broad}, last_call_match={last}")
# Show which current-call regressions remain masked by toHaveBeenCalledWith.
for index, (name, expected) in enumerate(calls):
prior = calls[:index]
masked = any(previous == expected for _, previous in prior)
if masked:
print(f"masked if current call is wrong: {name} (prior matching algorithm: {expected})")
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Assert the algorithm from the current mock call.
baseCreateJWT retains call history between tests, while toHaveBeenCalledWith matches any recorded call. The direct EdDSA test can pass because the preceding alias case recorded EdDSA, even if the current call forwards the wrong algorithm.
Clear the mock in beforeEach, or use toHaveBeenLastCalledWith for the forwarding assertions.
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In `@packages/jwt/src/create-jwt.test.ts` around lines 62 - 76, The createJwt
forwarding assertions in the parameterized test must validate the current
invocation rather than any historical baseCreateJWT call. Clear baseCreateJWT’s
call history in beforeEach, or change the assertion to toHaveBeenLastCalledWith
while preserving the expected alias mapping.
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Summary
createJwt(packages/jwt/src/create-jwt.ts) documents that itsalgoption accepts key-curve names (secp256k1,Ed25519) as aliases, but the code never translated them — it passedalgstraight through, and the type only allowed JWT algorithm names. ThecurveToJwtAlgorithm/CURVE_TO_ALGORITHMhelpers that exist for exactly this translation were unused here.This wires the documented behavior up:
algnow accepts a JWT algorithm (ES256,ES256K,EdDSA) or a key-curve alias (secp256k1,secp256r1,Ed25519), resolving the latter viacurveToJwtAlgorithm. Passing a JWT algorithm directly is unchanged, so this is backward compatible.Testing
pnpm --filter @agentcommercekit/jwt test— the jwt suite passes, including the new alias casesoxlintandoxfmt --checkare clean for the changed filesminor— newly accepted input, backward compatible)AI usage disclosure
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AI_POLICY.md: this change was written with AI assistance (Claude Code). I reviewed it and understand the resolution logic and why it stays backward compatible.Summary by CodeRabbit
createJwtnow accepts key-curve aliases forsecp256k1,secp256r1, andEd25519.