JWTKeySet

J W T Key Set resource for Digital Experience.

Resource operations

This resource does not support standard CRUDL methods. Each action listed below is a custom action that takes explicit keyword arguments and returns a value.

Quick Start

import zssdk
import logging

# Enable debug logging for JWTKeySet
logging.getLogger('zssdk.zdx').setLevel(logging.DEBUG)
logging.basicConfig(level=logging.DEBUG)

session = zssdk.Session(
    vanity_domain="your-vanity-domain",
    client_id="your-client-id",
    client_secret="your-client-secret",
)

# Call acquire_token on JWTKeySet
resource = session.zdx.JWTKeySet()
result = resource.acquire_token(key_id="resource-id", key_secret="value")
print(result)

# Debug output shows HTTP request/response details

Actions

acquire_token()

Authenticate using the API key ID and the secret key. The response returns a token that must be used in subsequent requests.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Required	Description
key_id	string	Yes	-
key_secret	string	Yes	-
timestamp	long	No	-

Returns: AccessToken

Example:

resource = session.zdx.JWTKeySet()
result = resource.acquire_token(key_id="resource-id", key_secret="value")
print(result)

list_json_web_key_set()

Returns a JSON Web Key Set (JWKS) that contains the public keys that can be used to verify the JWT tokens.

Returns: JWTKeySet

Example:

resource = session.zdx.JWTKeySet()
result = resource.list_json_web_key_set()
print(result)

validate_token()

Checks if the JWT token is valid.

Returns: ValidateResponse

Example:

resource = session.zdx.JWTKeySet()
result = resource.validate_token()
print(result)

Attributes

Name	Type	Required	Description
keys	JWTKeyCollection	No	-

Related

• JWTKeySet - Data structure definition
• Logging guide - enable verbose logs while debugging this resource