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Package laravel-jwt
Short Description Simple JWT Auth for Laravel PHP Framework
License MIT
Homepage https://github.com/rcerljenko/laravel-jwt
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Laravel JWT
Simple JWT Auth for Laravel PHP Framework using Firebase JWT under the hood.
Installation
Standard Composer package installation:
Usage
-
Publish the config file. This will create a
config/jwt.phpfile for basic configuration options. -
Add a new auth guard to your auth config file using a
jwtdriver. -
Protect your API routes using this new guard.
- Use provided
HasJwttrait from this package on your Auth model (eg. User).
You now have access to token() method on your User model, eg:
You should probably return this token via Login Controller or User Resource.
Configuration
This package provides simple configuration via config/jwt.php file after you publish the config. Let's go over each configuration option.
secret-key- Secret key to use when encoding / decoding tokens. It should be a random string. Remember, if you change this key all active JWT tokens will be invalidated.hash-algo- Hashing algorithm. List of supported ones are in the config file. You probably don't need to change this.expiration- Default token expiration time in minutes. You can set it tonulland the tokens will never expire.claims- Default claims that will be applied to all tokens (besides the required ones needed for decoding and validation).
This was global configuration for all tokens. Besides that, library provides a local per-model configuration via HasJwt trait helper methods.
getJwtId()- It should return the model unique key used to retrieve that model from database. It defaults to model primary key.getJwtValidFromTime()- It should returnnull(default) or a Carbon instance. You can use that if you want to create tokens which are not active right away.getJwtValidUntilTime()- It should returnnullor a Carbon instance. This sets the JWT expiration time which, by default, uses theexpirationoption from the config file.getJwtCustomClaims()- Should return a key/value array of extra custom claims that you want to be a part of your token. By default it's an empty array.
You can also use configuration directly on the token() method which then overrides all other configurations, eg:
You don't need to override all configuration options, just the ones that you wish to change.
Request
Token is extracted from the request in one of three ways:
- From
Authorization: Bearer {token}header (most common). - From URL query param
token. - From request payload using
tokenfield name. - From cookie using
tokenkey.
All versions of laravel-jwt with dependencies
firebase/php-jwt Version ^6.1
illuminate/auth Version ^9.0
illuminate/contracts Version ^9.0
illuminate/support Version ^9.0