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As a Rebrandly developer,
I want Rebrandly customer to copy and paste a token into their middleware configurations,
So that I can pack multiple options and technical settings in a way that is transparent to customers
Acceptance Tests
[should verify that the token incorporates the alias hostname]
Given a valid Rebrandly token for aliasing (a JWT),
Given the middleware is set up with the token passed as option,
When the server is launched,
Then the token is decoded and the alias hostname is derived out of the JWT
[should verify that the token is signed by Rebrandly]
Given a valid Rebrandly token for aliasing (a JWT),
Given the middleware is set up with the token passed as option,
When the server is launched,
Then the JWT signature is verified against the Rebrandly public key
[should disable itself in case the token was not signed by Rebrandly]
Given an invalid Rebrandly token for aliasing (a JWT),
Given the middleware is set up with the token passed as option,
When the server is launched
Then the MW prints a warning and disables itself (no-op) in a way that the global flow continues as usual
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
User Stories
As a Rebrandly developer,
I want Rebrandly customer to copy and paste a token into their middleware configurations,
So that I can pack multiple options and technical settings in a way that is transparent to customers
Acceptance Tests
[should verify that the token incorporates the alias hostname]
Given a valid Rebrandly token for aliasing (a JWT),
Given the middleware is set up with the token passed as option,
When the server is launched,
Then the token is decoded and the alias hostname is derived out of the JWT
[should verify that the token is signed by Rebrandly]
Given a valid Rebrandly token for aliasing (a JWT),
Given the middleware is set up with the token passed as option,
When the server is launched,
Then the JWT signature is verified against the Rebrandly public key
[should disable itself in case the token was not signed by Rebrandly]
Given an invalid Rebrandly token for aliasing (a JWT),
Given the middleware is set up with the token passed as option,
When the server is launched
Then the MW prints a warning and disables itself (no-op) in a way that the global flow continues as usual
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: