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<div>I have the need to define mappers programmatically instead of using fixed entries from user attributes. For example, I might want the following entries in my JWT:</div>
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<div>xxx: {d1:{[V1:123, V2:345, V3:567]},d2:{[V1:321, V2:xyz, V3:876]}}</div>
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<div>So I might have the following values in my attributes for the user:</div>
<div>Xxx.d1.v1 123</div>
<div>Xxx.d1.v2 345</div>
<div>Xxx.d1.v3 567</div>
<div>Xxx.d2.v1 321</div>
<div>Xxx.d2.v2 xyz</div>
<div>Xxx.d2.v3 876</div>
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<div>But I might also have xxx.d3, xxx.d4, ….</div>
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<div>Is there a way to have Keycloak generate a JWT with all of the entries? Can I write a plug in that does this?</div>
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<div>Thank you,</div>
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<div>Reed Lewis</div>
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