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Vendor athens Package csrf Short Description Simple CSRF protection License
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Use
Using this package requires only two lines:
The method ::init() will automatically insert a hidden CSRF token field into your forms:
This token will be included automatically in any of your form submissions.
Incase you perform form submission via AJAX, ::init() also inserts a CSRF_TOKEN variable into your javascript:
This token will not automatically be included in your AJAX requests, but you may include it manually by referring to the CSRFTOKEN var in your submission script.
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