Currently the following method will return a type-safe object of all standard attributes, but custom attributes are not typed.

const attributes = parseUserAttributes<{ "custom:thing": z.ZodString }>

With the above attributes['custom:thing'] currently throws an error - this shouldn't be the case.

Hello @owenr88 i hope you are doing well!!

Once again, thank you for the tool, it is very useful.

I updated the tool and I am using it with npx, at this moment I exported the users but a custom attribute was missing, I don't know the exact reason why it was missing. When importing it gives me an error indicating that this attribute is missing, cognito expects 24 and in csv it only managed to export 23.

I'll leave you some cloudwatch logs.

Miss user pool expected header - [custom:clients]

File headers total count 23, expected headers total count 24

This is how i have my custom attributes:

The attributes custom:databaseUserId and custom:roles are exported correctly