When you log in, you store the Access Token in the client header and the Refresh Token in Redis. And when the validity period of the AccessToken expires, the logic is used to check the expiration period of the RefreshToken…
I'm trying to set a public key as environment variable inside my docker-compose.yaml file. I understand we have 2 different syntax we can use (can't use both at same time): One is a YAML mapping, which uses the syntax key:…
I have a React + DRF web app that has JWT authentication, in which I use djangorestframework-simplejwt. I store access and refresh tokens in the localStorage. Is it possible to use these tokens to authenticate in Grafana? If yes, how…
I want to access an API for a purchased product, I used the following code according to the product documentation: var client = new RestClient("http://example.com/api/login"); client.Timeout = -1; var request = new RestRequest(Method.POST); request.AddParameter("username", "admin"); request.AddParameter("password", "admin"); IRestResponse response =…
I am using render_async in a Rails app with turbo-rails and am trying to add a JWT to the render_async request header. I have the following in my application.rb: RenderAsync.configure do |config| config.turbo = true end and here is an…
I have a Laravel 8 application, running on a Cent OS 8.4 VM. I'm using the jwt-auth package by Tymondesigns to implement auth on my project, it's being used an an API. When I set up the project on the…
I have a NextJS page where I try to implement Next-Auth. I use credentials to login to my Rails API. My API is returning (already) a JWT-Token. (so NextAuth must not create it) How to implement the Provider.Credentials for [...nextauth].js…
I am using laravel lumen framework v8 and with jwt authentication on the following website https://jwt-auth.readthedocs.io/en/develop/lumen-installation/. Here is some of code snippet that I have used in my project <?php return [ 'defaults' => [ 'guard' => 'web', 'passwords' =>…
I have always opt for having jwt over session because of the less over head in the backend side (keeping in mind that it all depends on the use case) but the major issue I am having with it is…
I have a Spring Boot server which performs the entire OAuth 2.0 Authorisation flow by using Google as an auth provider. I use the Spring OAuth library which already has filters for OAuth endpoints for providers like Google and Facebook.…