What's your go-to path for JWT tokens?
I currently store the a_session_projectid as a cookie, but secure and without HTTPOnly. Normally you should use HTTPOnly but I don't want to create a new JWT token for every request. Or should I?
The token is as you said 15 minutes valid. Do I store it for 15 minutes and create a new one after that? Do I check for the JWT validation the entire time to create a new one? ๐
or do I just create a JWT token every time I do a request? (Which is a lot)
I think in general, the JWTs are really intended for one-off use where a function/script needs to act as a specific User
They're not really intended for long-term use
So you think the a_session_projectid token should just be without HTTPOnly?
In general, sensitive tokens should be with, however this makes it unreadable for JS
(and there's only one token ๐ )
I think you should probably be using the Cookies instead
The header?
Yeah. Cookie auth is intended to be used the way you're using JWTs
Thanks, will do!
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You actually opened up a whole new scene for me haha. I am really grateful. Thanks!
[Solved] Go-to path for JWT tokens
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