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The cacheKeyBuilder function in the fast-jwt codebase is expected to take a token as input and return a value that can be used as a key in the cache. While the specific data types for the input and output are not explicitly defined in the codebase, it is typically inferred that the input is a string (the token), and the output is a string or hash suitable for use as a cache key ^[1].

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