JWT filter plugin written in Go using Go SDK for Proxy-WASM. Compiled using Tinygo. Suitable for environments such as Envoy, Istio, etc.

• Provides JWT validation
• Supports configuration using JSON
• Supports path matching
• Custom validation rules
• Integrated statistics functionality
• Highly scalable

This plugin compiles Go language source code to WASM using Tinygo. Follow the official documentation to install Tinygo.

In the root directory of this project, execute the script to build:

$ bash ./script/build.sh

The target file is jwt-filter.wasm。

This project provides an example envoy.yaml configuration file and Dockerfile in the ./examples directory, which can be used to build a simple Envoy image using this plugin. Docker should be installed in the environment beforehand.

Execute the following script to build the Docker image:

$ bash ./script/docker_build.sh

This will build an image named wokron/envoy:demo. Use the following command to run the image:

$ docker run \
    -it \
    --rm \
    -p 18000:18000 \
    -p 8001:8001 \
    wokron/envoy:demo

This will run an Envoy container with the JWT Filter. Requests under the path /api/v1 will undergo JWT validation, except for /api/v1/abc; other paths will be denied. According to the configuration, the JWT key used is your-secure-key.

$ curl localhost:18000/api/v1/abc
hello from the server
$ curl localhost:18000/api/v1/xxx
Forbidden
$ curl localhost:18000/api/v2/abc
Forbidden

Additionally, this plugin provides statistics functionality, which can be obtained through the Prometheus interface of Envoy.

$ curl localhost:8001/stats/prometheus | grep "envoy_wasm_jwt_filter"

This plugin supports configuration using JSON. For specific configurations, refer to the configuration documentation.