route-tester

Testing authenticated routes with JWT cookies involves sending signed tokens in request headers or cookies to verify endpoint protection. This Skill automates that process using a test script that handles cookie-based JWT authentication, eliminating manual token setup for each request.

Yes. This Skill includes mock authentication patterns for development that bypass Keycloak entirely, letting you test route behavior and authorization logic rapidly without spinning up the full authentication service.

Use the included test-auth-route.js script with your endpoint URL—it runs authenticated requests with signed cookies in a single command, showing whether routes reject or allow access as expected.

The test script outputs ready-to-use curl commands with signed refresh tokens embedded, so you can copy-paste them into your terminal to replay requests and inspect responses without rerunning the automated test.

Yes. Pass the HTTP method and JSON payload as arguments to the test script—for example, POST with form submission data—and it sends authenticated requests with both cookies and body content.

This Skill supports cookie-based JWT authentication, including tokens from Keycloak or mock authentication for local testing. It validates route access by attaching signed cookies to requests.