jwt-auth provides a simple means of authentication within Laravel using JSON Web Tokens (spec). There are several ways to create a token within the package. There are simple ways to do it, and more advanced methods if you want greater control. The most common way to create a token would be to authenticate the user via their login credentials, and if successful return a token corresponding to that user. You can also skip user authentication and just pass in a User object. Once a user has logged in with their credentials, then the next step would be to make a subsequent request, with the token, to retrieve the users' details, so you can show them as being logged in. To make authenticated requests via http using the built in methods, you will need to set an authorization header. If you don't like the idea of catching mulitple exceptions inline, then you are free to add a global exception handler with Laravel.

Features

  • Attempt to authenticate a user via some credentials
  • Log a user in and return a jwt for them
  • Log the user out, which will invalidate the current token and unset the authenticated user
  • Get the currently authenticated user or throw an exception
  • Refresh a token, which invalidates the current one
  • Get a token based on a given user's id

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Authentication

License

MIT License

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Programming Language

PHP

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PHP Authentication Software

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2021-06-09