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    Peter Murwa
    @murwa
    Hey @tymondesigns I'm still not able to get a token from the attempt method
    Did u make the changes as in #177?
    Sean Tymon
    @tymondesigns
    Hi Peter
    I seem to remember from your snippet that you posted. You had this->url in the getJWTSubject method
    This is what the illuminate auth adapter will use to retrieve the authenticated user. So you should change this to $this->id for it to work
    Peter Murwa
    @murwa
    Yeah, I had messed up that when trying to figure out the error; but I've since changed url to id; the aforementioned error still persists though!
    Jens Aronsson
    @jensaronsson
    Hi, if i have a token created from a laravel application with the jwt-auth package. Can verify the token in a microservice with the same jwt-auth package if i have the same secret?
    Jens Aronsson
    @jensaronsson
    @tymondesigns
    Jens Aronsson
    @jensaronsson
    Solved .I had two different versions of jwt-auth package that was causing a signed failed.
    Luke Edwards
    @lukeed
    @tymondesigns so is Lumen 5.2 officially covered? Seeing a lot of make-it-works in the issues but can't tell if it's now fully covered
    Hitesh Goel
    @mannutech
    Hi everyone !!!
    Need support on JWT getting started !!!
    I am not able to get started
    Victor Karanja
    @KR78
    Hello @mannutech which part do you need help on?
    Benjman
    @Benjman
    Hi, I was wondering if anyone could clear something up that I'm a bit confused about.
    When a user authenticates and gets a token, is the token refreshed every time they make a request? Or do they keep the same token?
    Brian Singer
    @brian-singer
    Same token
    You need a local storage concept
    If "rememberMe" flag is set by user then in your backend impl you do not set an experation
    *expiration
    Victor Karanja
    @KR78
    How can I pass conditions to the login process apart from the user's credentials, I want to pass a condition to check if the user is active, from the active column in the users table
    Brian Singer
    @brian-singer
    U can add a tenant
    user group....
    Victor Karanja
    @KR78
    Once I add that, how would I pass it to the JWT::attempt()
    Benjman
    @Benjman
    Thank you @brian-singer
    Brian Singer
    @brian-singer
    @KR78 decode the token and read the parameter....
    zakiullah
    @zakiullahbarakzai
    hi
    I am going to make SPA with larvel and angular js some one here can give me some suggestions from there experience and also using JWT for authentication
    Victor Karanja
    @KR78
    Hi
    I'm working with a SPA with Laravel and AngularJS, it's awesome, I'm using and angularjs package called satellizer which stores the JWT token once a user is authenticated in the localstorage of the browser or as a cookie depending on your preference and sends it's out with every request made to the Laravel API
    Victor Karanja
    @KR78
    You can monitor authentication based on the JWT token that's stored using the package, it keeps track of the token and you check if the token has expired with $auth.isAuthenticated() and fire an event like pop up a modal asking them to login again or redirect the user to the login page
    darrenw16
    @darrenw16
    Hi guys I have a jwt token setup and im passing through some custom claims like the associated user roles and permission there name and there avatar image... The user could fall under a few permissions though or may have a lot of associated roles.. I am worried about the custom claims bit becoming to big as I have seen warnings that it shouldnt be. So my question is what is the best practice on the size of the custom claims
    Brian Singer
    @brian-singer
    Well. The limit of a rest request header is 8KB in most cases so you can to keep it below that if you use it with rest calls
    Otherwise 8KB is extremely big. I would say 1KB max