createJwtTemplate()

Creates a JWT template on the deployment route.

Usage

The following example shows a basic usage of the backend client from @wacht/nextjs/server.

import { wachtClient } from '@wacht/nextjs/server';export async function createTemplate() {  const client = await wachtClient();  return client.settings.createJwtTemplate({    name: 'default',    token_lifetime: 3600,    allowed_clock_skew: 60,    template: {},  });}

Signature

function createJwtTemplate(  request: CreateJwtTemplateRequest,): Promise<JwtTemplate>

CreateJwtTemplateRequest

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name?: string | undefined;

Template display name.

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token_lifetime?: number | undefined;

Token lifetime in seconds.

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allowed_clock_skew?: number | undefined;

Allowed clock skew in seconds.

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custom_signing_key?: CustomSigningKey | undefined;

Optional custom signing key config.

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kid?: string | undefined;

Signing key id.

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alg?: string | undefined;

Signing algorithm.

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private_key?: string | undefined;

PEM/JWK private signing key material.

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template?: Record<string, unknown> | undefined;

JWT claims template definition.

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sub?: string | undefined;

Subject claim template.

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role?: string | undefined;

Role/authorization claim template.

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metadata?: Record<string, unknown> | undefined;

Additional custom claim object.

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tenant_id?: string | undefined;

Example tenant identifier claim.

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plan?: string | undefined;

Example plan claim.

Return value

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id?: string | undefined;

Created template id.

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name?: string | undefined;

Created template name.

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token_lifetime?: number | undefined;

Configured token lifetime.

Behavior

Creates a new resource and returns the created object from the backend.
Validate required fields before calling to avoid predictable request failures.