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Informations about the package pjwt

Build Status AGPL v3

pJWT

PHP implementation of JSON Web Token (JWT). It provides a simple way to create, sign and verify JWT.

The following features are supported:

Requirements

PHP 5.4.0 or above.

Installation

Use composer to install pJWT:

Code examples

  1. Creating JWT

    • by using symmetric algorithm HS256:

    • by using asymmetric algorithm RS256:

    If the private key is encrypted with a password, you can use the following format:

    • with protection from replay attacks. In order to protect from replay attacks, you can set 'jti' claim to TRUE during creation JWT.
  2. Decoding and verifying JWT

    Verifying signature

    If the signature is valid, you have to validate the JWT claims.

    To validate "jti" value you need to create two anonymous functions, and pass them as arguments to the verify method.


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