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Informations about the package jwt

JWT Decoding and Validation for BYU API

Basic JWT Decoding and Validation for calls from BYU's API repository

Requirements

Installing via composer

composer require byu-oit-michael/jwt

Usage

The most common use case is simply decoding a JWT:

The output is an array with the original JWT data, plus the standard BYU claims parsed out, e.g.

Note that contains the identifiers for the 'resourceOwner' (i.e. the end user) if present, or the 'client' (i.e. the application owner) if not.

All versions of jwt with dependencies

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Requires firebase/php-jwt Version ~5.0
guzzlehttp/guzzle Version ~6.4
phpseclib/phpseclib Version ~2.0.4
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