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return {
  name = "jwe-decrypt",
  fields = {
    { consumer = typedefs.no_consumer },
    { config = {
      type = "record",
      fields = {
        { lookup_header_name = {
          type = "string",
          required = true,

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return {
  name          = "keys",
  dao           = "kong.db.dao.keys",
  primary_key   = { "id" },
  cache_key     = { "kid", "set" },
  endpoint_key  = "name",
  workspaceable = true,
  ttl           = true,
  fields        = {
    {

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[kong-ee-a64e24952:/kong]# http :8001/jwk-sets name=test jwks:='[{"kid": "123"}, {"kid": "567"}]'                                                                                       
                           
{{                                                            
    "consumer": null,                                        
    "created_at": 1666961701,                                
    "id": "3d37569b-c4db-410e-a7e3-7fba93c4cba4",                                                                          
    "jwk_ttl": null,                                         
    "jwks": [                 
        {                     
            "alg": null,                                     

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  {
    name         = "jwks",
    dao          = "kong.plugins.jwks.daos.jwks",
    primary_key  = { "id" },
    cache_key    = { "kid", "set" },
    endpoint_key = "name",
    ttl          = true,
    fields       = {
      {
        id = typedefs.uuid,

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  {
    name           = "jwk_sets",
    dao            = "kong.plugins.jwks.daos.jwk_sets",
    primary_key    = { "id" },
    cache_key      = { "name" },
    endpoint_key   = "name",
    admin_api_name = "jwk-sets",
    ttl            = true,
    fields         = {
      {

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-- in a it/describe block you can do this to simulate a side-effect
-- similar to python-unittest's side_effect https://docs.python.org/3/library/unittest.mock.html#unittest.mock.Mock.side_effect

local called = false
local side_effect = function()
  -- adding a side_effect that causes to fail the `request_uri` the first time
  -- but succeed the second time.
  if not called then
    called = true
    return false, "err"

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# add this to ~/.bashrc | ~/.zshrc
# put this in ~/.tmux.conf
# bind-key W run "tmux split-window -v 'bash -ci ftpane'"
# to enable it

# This does a couple of things
# mod+W opens a tmux split window with a list of existing windows
# selecting an existing one will bring you there. If the window does 
# not exist it will create one with the provided name and switch to it

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import json
import pprint
import time
import yaml
from typing import *


def _load_inventory_struct():
    with open('inventory_schema.yaml', 'rb') as _fd:
        return yaml.safe_load(_fd)

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import json
import pprint
import time
import yaml
from typing import *


def _load_inventory_struct():
    with open('inventory_schema.yaml', 'rb') as _fd:
        return yaml.safe_load(_fd)

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specs:
  - spec:
      # service_name, service_type
      key1: val
      key3: val
    # random k-v pairs on a spec level (created_at) would be a candidate
    key1: val
    # versioning
    version: 1