Hi @mane.badiger! If I understand your question correctly, you’re wondering how to set up a JWT Authorizer on a matched path like /{proxy+}?
When you create the route in the API Gateway dashboard, paths like /{proxy+} also show up in the Authorizer settings. Here’s a screenshot of an example route using a path variable:
You can create routes with path variables exactly the same way named routes are created: click “Routes” in the left menu, click the “Create” button, and set the path and HTTP method(s) allowed for the route. You can then follow the same process as described in the tutorial for adding a JWT Authorizer. More information on creating HTTP API routes, including path variable information, can be found in the API Gateway Docs.
In the Lambda itself, you can access the path variable using the event.pathParameters value. event.pathParameters is an object where the keys match the path variable names and the values are the actual values passed from the URL. So, for example, if you have a route with a path variable like /{proxy+} and the URL requested is /dogs, then event.pathParameters will be {"proxy": "dogs"}. More information about the event payload can be found in the Lambda documentation.
Hope answers your question!