Are you using Redux for State management? You could pass in the UserInfo
which will include the refresh and access token to the states.
On Sat, 8 May 2021, 5:49 am narendra...@gmail.com, <
narendrathapa...@gmail.com> wrote:
> i'm using django as my backend and react as frontend. i'm using simplej
That depends a bit on the scope of your App and what you need to protect
against.
In a recent project of mine, for example, all authentication related code
(including JWT retrieval/refresh) is within an iframe on a different
origin. The client application requests an access token from the "auth"
i
Thank You @Michal Thomas, i was able to refresh a token now, But i got
another confusion from your answer :D. Which is the best place to store a
refresh token to make it secure?
On Sat, May 8, 2021 at 12:20 PM Michael Thomas <
michael.thomas.s...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Generally speaking, storing a
Generally speaking, storing a JWT token (especially a refresh token) as a
cookie isn't the best thing to do, as it means you're potentially "leaking"
the token in every request where that cookie is valid, rather than
intentionally sending it as a header only when you intend to (among other
issues).
i'm using django as my backend and react as frontend. i'm using simplejwt
for authentication. i can get access and refresh token and has stored in
httponly cookies. now i'm not able to refresh a token. can somebody help me
out?
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