bower install jwt-clientnpm install jwt-clientvar jwtHeader = '[here you need to write a way to retrieve such header value from HTTP response]';
var jwtValue = JWT.read(jwtHeader);
// Let's test if the token is a valid one
if (JWT.validate(jwtValue)) {
// If so, save it for further use
// (by default inside localStorage)
JWT.keep(jwtValue);
// Alternatively, you could also directly save the token itself
JWT.keep(jwtHeader);
} else {
// If not, we might want to remove
// the last token. Or not. Depends on you...
JWT.forget();
}// You can access the parsed version of the token anytime
var session = JWT.remember();
// And access any useful info inside the claim
var userId = session.claim.userId;// Don't forget to set the correct HTTP header when sending a request to your server
request.setHeader('Authorization', JWT.get());Value between brackets (like [key]) are optional and JWT.defaults will be used when missing. Most of the time, you should leave them empty.
Parse a JWT token string as a JavaScript object. It will decode the Base64 and parse the resulting string as a JSON.
Stringify a JavaScript object representing a JWT token into the actual JWT token string. The JavaScript object need at least a header and a claim properties.
Store value inside the default storage using the specified or default key. If value is a JavaScript object, JWT.write will be used to convert it to a string.
Retrieve the token from the storage and parse it.
Remove the token form the storage.
Check if value is a valid token. It can be either a JWT token string or a JavaScript object representing it. It will check both the expiration and not before dates but also the issuer and the audience if provided.
You can override any configuration parameter to make JWT client work the way you want. Impose your style!
JWT.defaults = {
// The key used to store the token
key: 'JWT_TOKEN',
// This is the official token to use for JWT but feel free to use another one if you want
tokenPrefix: 'Bearer ',
// Where to store the token, by default localStorage
storage: global.localStorage,
// In Base64 url-safe mode, padding isn't mandatory, so we will disable it by default
// but you can force it by setting this param to true if you want
padding: false
};To change a value, just do something lile :
JWT.defaults.padding = true;// Let's say we have our JWT token
var token =
'eyJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiIsInR5cCI6IkpXVCJ9.' +
'eyJzdWIiOjEyMzQ1Njc4OTAsIm5hbWUiOiJKb2huIERvZSIsImFkbWluIjp0cnVlfQ.' +
'eoaDVGTClRdfxUZXiPs3f8FmJDkDE_VCQFXqKxpLsts';
// We can parse it
var session = JWT.read(token);
// return a JavaScript object
// {
// header: { alg: "HS256", typ: "JWT" },
// claim: { sub: 1234567890, name: "John Doe", admin: true },
// signature: 'eoaDVGTClRdfxUZXiPs3f8FmJDkDE_VCQFXqKxpLsts'
// }
// We can validate it
JWT.validate(token); // return true
JWT.validate(session); // also return true
// We can save it in a client-side storage
JWT.keep(token);
// Equivalent to
JWT.keep(session);
// We can retrieve it from the storage
var session2 = JWT.remember();
// Now, we have session == session2
// Not as a reference of course, but all their properties
// are the same
// If we need to retrieve the raw token
var token2 = JWT.get();
// token === token2
// If we need to stringify a session to a JWT token
var token3 = JWT.write(session2);
// token === token3npm install
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Copyright 2015 Paul Dijou (http://pauldijou.fr).
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