How to create a Login function using JWT and Cookies in Laravel 9 - Learn Laravel API Tutorial - Ep3

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[@adam192021]

The best as always!

[@CodingWithPixelFix]

Thanks mate

[@benjaminvenezia1944]

Hello, does it change if we have sanctum?

[@CodingWithPixelFix]

Hey, yes the implementation I showed in the video is already working with sanctum. So, no need to change anything.

[@abenezerleta6184]

best tutorial but it was best if you told as how to add Firebase dependencies for use of JWT
as below
for me I found this dependency and worked -> composer require firebase/php-jwt
Thank you

[@CodingWithPixelFix]

Thank you for the tip. I will keep that in mind for future reference.

[@upberlin]

I followed your coding, but when I try to login it gives me the error "Cannot use object of type stdClass as array". I figured it out, that it works, when I change the line to $jwtDecoded = (array)JWT::decode($jwtCookie, new Key(config('app.key'), 'HS256'));
But that doesn't seem right to me. Do you have a clue, what gone wrong?

[@CodingWithPixelFix]

Thanks for the note. It seems like according to the documentation that the decode function now returns an object instead of an associative array. So what you have done is perfectly correct. You can reference the documentation here github.com/firebase/php-jwt

[@CodingWithPixelFix]

@@stan9345 Your encrypted token should be the first element in the array, so you can probably try this: Crypt::decrypt($jwtDecoded[0]) - Let me know if it works.