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6 changes: 3 additions & 3 deletions content/configuration/0.intro.md
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file can be one of the following formats:

- [.env](#env)
- [config.json](#config-json)
- [config.yaml](#config-yaml)
- [config.js](#config-js)
- [config.json](#configjson)
- [config.yaml](#configyaml)
- [config.js](#configjs)

### .env

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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion content/frameworks/02.nuxt/11.reusable-blocks.md
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Expand Up @@ -375,7 +375,7 @@ Now we are ready to test the application. In Directus create a page and add some

![Directus page with multiple blocks added](/img/PageContentExample.png)

In the example above the slug used is `becoming-a-productive-rabbit` so we can use that to visit our page at [http://your-wesite-url/becoming-a-productive-rabbit](#).
In the example above the slug used is `becoming-a-productive-rabbit` so we can use that to visit our page at `http://your-website-url/becoming-a-productive-rabbit`.

![Nuxt application page showing the page content blocks](/img/FinalContent.png)

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14 changes: 7 additions & 7 deletions content/tutorials/5.extensions/validating-third-party-jwts-in-directus.md
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This mapping can be done in several ways. The three most common:

- [Dynamically via Claim](#dynamically-via-claim)
- [Static Mapping](#static-mapping)
- [Auto-Provisioning](#auto-provisioning)
- [Lookup User Dynamically Using a Claim](#option-1---lookup-user-dynamically-using-a-claim)
- [Use a Static Mapping](#option-2--use-a-static-mapping)
- [Auto-Provision Users](#option-3---auto-provision-users)

#### Dynamically via Claim
#### Option 1 - Lookup User Dynamically Using a Claim

We match a Directus user's `external_identifier` against the JWT's `sub` claim, then use their information to build the accountability.

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This approach is flexible and works well with automated provisioning.

#### Static Mapping
#### Option 2- Use a Static Mapping

If the mapping between the claim and user id/role is known ahead of time, you can avoid DB queries entirely.

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This method is best for small systems or service accounts.

#### Auto-Provisioning
#### Option 3 - Auto-Provision Users

This method combines user lookup with auto-provisioning for dynamic service account management.

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## Full Example

The snippet below combines every step into a single, copy-ready `index.ts` using the [Dynamically via Claim](#dynamically-via-claim) mapping strategy. Replace `<your-okta-domain>` with your own domain, and swap the mapping section for [Static Mapping](#static-mapping) or [Auto-Provisioning](#auto-provisioning) if they fit your use case better.
The snippet below combines every step into a single, copy-ready `index.ts` using the [Lookup User Dynamically Using a Claim](#option-1---lookup-user-dynamically-using-a-claim) mapping strategy. Replace `<your-okta-domain>` with your own domain, and swap the mapping section for [Use a Static Mapping](#option-2--use-a-static-mapping) or [Auto-Provision Users](#option-3---auto-provision-users) if they fit your use case better.

```ts
import {
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