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Informations about the package simplejwt

SimpleJWT

SimpleJWT is a simple JSON web token library written in PHP.

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Features

Requirements

Installation

You can install via Composer.

Usage

Key set

Keys used to sign or verify a JWT must firstly be added to a KeySet. You can add keys in the following ways:

  1. By loading a JSON object formatted as a JWK Set object as per RFC7517:

  2. By adding a key manually:

  3. For a secret used in HMAC signatures, directly:

Creating a JWT

To create a JWT, set up the desired headers and claims as separate arrays, then create a JWT object:

The JWT can then be signed and encoded:

By default, SimpleJWT will automatically include a kid (Key ID) header and a iat (Issued At) claim in all JWTs. If the key used to sign the JWT does not have a kid assigned (e.g. if it is imported from a PEM file), a kid is generated. You can disable this behaviour by specifying $auto_complete to false when calling SimpleJWT\JWT::encode().

Verifying a JWT

To consume and verify a JWT, use the decode function. Note that you will need to supply the expected alg parameter that has been previously agreed out-of-band.

Deserialising a JWT

You can also deserialise a JWT without verifying it using the deserialise function. Note that you should not trust the contents of the data contained in a JWT without verifying them.

Creating a JWE

To create a JWE, set up the desired header array and plaintext, then create a JWE object:

The JWE can then be encrypted:

Decrypting a JWE

To decrypt a JWE, use the decrypt function:

Licence

BSD 3 clause

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