I've read several articles (such as this and this, and this SO answer) that suggest storing refresh tokens server-side in a database, or in-memory (or an in-memory store, such as Redis). From what I understand this is so they can…
While my end goal is to prevent Swagger UI from losing authentication upon browser reload, I believe I might have found a solution assuming swagger-ui parameters can be changed when using api-platform, and described it at the tail of this…
Someone can help me to fix this conflict Your requirements could not be resolved to an installable set of packages. Problem 1 - tymon/jwt-auth is locked to version 1.0.2 and an update of this package was not requested. - tymon/jwt-auth…
I have an application that I have built using React hooks, a SQL Server database, and a .NET Core 3.1 Web API. I'm really struggling to understand the relationships of the all the moving parts. I want to avoid reinventing…
syntax error, unexpected 'Parser' (T_STRING), expecting function (T_FUNCTION) or const (T_CONST)", "exception": "ParseError", vendor/lcobucci/jwt/src/Configuration.php", "line": 22 I have PHP 8.0 and composer v2.0 installed. The project work locally using xampp perfectly but showing this error in Ubuntu 20.04, nginx config…
I am implementing a forgot/reset password functionality in a Node.js app using NestJs. That is the general flow: A user types in his email in a "forgot password" form and submits the request The server generates a jwt token with…
i've success got decode details use token store JwtTokenStore(JwtAccessTokenStore), but now it required to use redis so that i can revoke token. here my code : @Bean public TokenStore tokenStore() { return new RedisTokenStore(redisConnectionFactory); // return new JwtTokenStore(defaultAccessTokenConverter()); } @Bean…
I understand how to use JWT tokens for authentication/authorization. However, there is not a specific method call or event that invokes the code to provide a new token at the path "/token" using the refresh token. Please answer, does the…
I would like to not have to implement things like redis or storing refresh tokens in a database. I would like to utilize the "full power" of JWTs (scalability, no need for storing anything related to sessions/tokens, stateless, etc.) Say…
I'm trying to call a 3rd party endpoint that requires authorization using Java spring rest Api, so I need to execute an Authorization Code Grant Flow. I understand the flow where I need to first get the code then exchange…