simplejwt | A simple JSON web token library written in PHP | Authentication library
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SimpleJWT is a simple JSON web token library written in PHP.
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- Create a key
- Find keys by criteria
- Deserialise a token
- Encrypts and encrypts the message
- Build a phar file
- Read a value from a DER .
- Detect the type of a string
- Encrypts the given string with the given key
- Encrypt a key .
- Select a key set .
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Lines of Code : 17License : Non-SPDX (NOASSERTION)
Copy$set = new SimpleJWT\Keys\KeySet();
$set->load(file_get_contents('private.json'));
$set = new SimpleJWT\Keys\KeySet();
// JWK format
$key = new SimpleJWT\Keys\RSAKey(file_get_contents('jwk.json'), 'json');
// PEM format - note raw key only, no try {
$result = SimpleJWT\JWT::deserialise('abc.def.ghigjghr');
} catch (SimpleJWT\InvalidTokenException $e) {
}
print $result['claims']['sub'];
print $result['signatures'][0]['headers']['alg'];
print $result['signatures'][0]['signing_input']; // Note $headers['alg'] is required
$headers = ['alg' => 'HS256', 'typ' => 'JWT'];
$claims = ['iss' => 'me', 'exp' => 1234567];
$jwt = new SimpleJWT\JWT($headers, $claims);
try {
print $jwt->encode($set);
} catch (\RuntimeExceptio Community Discussions
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QUESTION
I am trying to create a PIP package for a set of reusable APIs. I have already implemented those API in a project and are working perfectly fine.
I started looking for the way to package these API so that it can be integrated with any other project and that is how I learned about setuptools. To gain a little hands on experience with setuptools I simply created a PIP package for a helloworld() program.
Now, I have started creating the package for the API I have in my DRF app. I created an empty directory and moved all the modules of this DRF app into that directory. The setup.py file is well configured to install the dependencies which are required by these modules.
However, now I want to start this application and see if it is working or not. So when I run python manage.py runserver it didn't work because of an obvious reason - No such file or directory.
Moreover, there are certain configuration which are required for this package to work and in my previous project it is defined in settings.py file.
setup.py
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-06 at 18:47The pip package will only contain the app files which are to be re-used in other projects; so yes, its very inefficient to build a package every time you need to run and test it.
One solution would be to create a tests project in your working directory, and write whatever test files you need (views, urls, settings etc.) and put them in tests. Let me show an example structure:
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I am working on a react-admin project. The backend is written using Django rest framework which runs on a docker container. The authentication endpoints for access and refresh tokens are written using djangorestframework-simplejwt and served at http://localhost:8000/api/token/ and http://localhost:8000/api/token/refresh/ respectively.
I have written my own authProvider.js and dataProvider.js for react admin. The login and checkAuth functions for authProvider.js looks like this
ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-03 at 12:29You need to modify your dataProvider to include the token (in a token, a cookie, or in a GET parameter, depending on what your backend requires). This is explained in the react-admin auth documentation:
QUESTION
I am working on some projects and trying to the list view of the book. I used Django Rest-Framework-Simplejwt to generate tokens and mod header for authentication. When I tried to request a token for a user such as the admin user, and enter it into the mod header, the request is still unauthorized. I tried to do it a couple of times, but still not working.
Views.py
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-26 at 19:07You are using "Token ". But instead your token should be like "Bearer "
Some of Simple JWT’s behavior can be customized through settings variables in settings.py
QUESTION
I am trying to create a an API endpoint that will start a classification task asynchronously in a Django backend and I want to be able to retrieve the result later on. This is what I have done so far:
celery.py
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Answered 2021-Mar-21 at 17:51I don't know if this will come useful to you. I recently had a problem with the celery worker getting stuck and blocking the line. The thing is that celery is supposed to automatically spawn as many workers as the server has CPUs, but i found that number not to be enough for the use i was making of it.
I solved the problem adding --concurrency=10 in the celery execution line in my container commands. You can add this flag manually if you start celery from the CLI.
The complete execution command is this:
/path/celery -A my_proj worker --loglevel=INFO --logfile=/var/log/celery.log --concurrency=10
This spawns 10 workers no matter what.
QUESTION
Here's my setup right now:
Pip Freeze:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-15 at 12:51make sure that you are using the right env. may there is a difference between the environment that you run 'pip freeze' and the python environment that Django is using.
QUESTION
I've been using djangorestframework-simplejwt for a while and now I want to store the JWT in the cookies (instead of localstorage or front-end states) so that every request that the client makes, contains the token.
So did some research on it and the most relevant result I found was this stackoverflow question, in which the author is using djangorestframework-jwt package which has a pre-configured setting for cookies called JWT_AUTH_COOKIE. So figured switching to that package but then ended up finding out that the package is pretty much dead.
Although there is a fork for the djangorestframework-jwt that is recommended to use instead, I was wondering is there anyway to set the JWTs in HttpOnly cookies with the djagnorestframework_simplejwt itself?
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-27 at 19:01With httponly cookie flag and CSRF protection follow this code.
Both side very useful in mobile app and webapp..
urls.py:
QUESTION
I'm using simple JWT for authentication in my rest API.
In my function based views, I use @permission_classes([IsAuthenticated]) to define that the JWT token is required to access that view.
However, I have some views that are not supposed to require the authentication token, therefore I didn't insert the @permission_classes([IsAuthenticated]), but when I test the view it still requires the token.
Here's an example:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-23 at 12:45you can use allow any in the function where you want any user to access that view
from rest_framework.permissions import AllowAny
@permission_classes([AllowAny])
QUESTION
I want to send the SimpleJWT access and refresh tokens through HttpOnly cookie. I have customized the claim. I have defined a post() method in the MyObtainTokenPairView(TokenObtainPairView) in which I am setting the cookie. This is my code:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-15 at 17:51I would leave .get_token() alone and instead focus on .validate(). In your MyTokenObtainPairSerializer I would remove your changes to .get_token() and add the following
QUESTION
I'm working on a django rest api application that uses JWTAuthentication using django-rest-framework-simplejwt. Since the RSA algorithm is in use, the signing and verifying key needs to be set.
The implementation below worked for me.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-03 at 20:32My bad. I forgot to read the file.
QUESTION
I am struggling to understand exactly how JWT-based authentication should be implemented in Django (I am using simplejwt). I am just a beginner, so please brace yourselves for some silly questions. The rest-framework-simplejwt documentation is very minimal and does not provide enough detail for a newbie like me.
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Answered 2021-Feb-03 at 07:41I think you just mixed everything up, I'm gonna explain everything however you may already know some stuff.
JWT simply is a way to authorize users, you usually create an endpoint to create a token for the users, this endpoint can be named login, create_token, 'generate_token', or anything! doesn't really matter!
However maybe if u use a specific library maybe it forces you to use a specific endpoint but in Flask it's really what you like.
This login (whatever you call it) endpoint will take a username and password and checks if it exists and it's correct, then generates a JWT with a library like PyJWT, You can configure the JWT to be expired in for example 20 mins or more, then you encrypt a dictionary(JSON?) which usually contains user_id which you query from the database. example of the JSON you provide to the user with:
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