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How to validate a jwt token programmatically in Symfony?
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Using LexikJWTAuthenticationBundle, it is possible to validate a passed token within a controller?
p.s. I am aware that I can do $this->getUser() that returns the User if the user was authenticated and null otherwise. But that is not what I'm after.
I wish to know if there is something of the sort isTokenValid('the-token-string'); that gives a true/false response ?
symfony jwt lexikjwtauthbundle
asked Mar 23 at 23:59
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Using LexikJWTAuthenticationBundle, it is possible to validate a passed token within a controller?
p.s. I am aware that I can do $this->getUser() that returns the User if the user was authenticated and null otherwise. But that is not what I'm after.
I wish to know if there is something of the sort isTokenValid('the-token-string'); that gives a true/false response ?
symfony jwt lexikjwtauthbundle
asked Mar 23 at 23:59
Niket PathakNiket Pathak
2,4841530
add a comment |
Using LexikJWTAuthenticationBundle, it is possible to validate a passed token within a controller?
p.s. I am aware that I can do $this->getUser() that returns the User if the user was authenticated and null otherwise. But that is not what I'm after.
I wish to know if there is something of the sort isTokenValid('the-token-string'); that gives a true/false response ?
symfony jwt lexikjwtauthbundle
asked Mar 23 at 23:59
Niket PathakNiket Pathak
2,4841530
Using LexikJWTAuthenticationBundle, it is possible to validate a passed token within a controller?
p.s. I am aware that I can do $this->getUser() that returns the User if the user was authenticated and null otherwise. But that is not what I'm after.
I wish to know if there is something of the sort isTokenValid('the-token-string'); that gives a true/false response ?
symfony jwt lexikjwtauthbundle
symfony jwt lexikjwtauthbundle
asked Mar 23 at 23:59
Niket PathakNiket Pathak
2,4841530
asked Mar 23 at 23:59
Niket PathakNiket Pathak
2,4841530
edited Mar 24 at 11:41
Niket Pathak
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2,4841530
asked Mar 23 at 23:59
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inject JWTEncoderInterface to your controller,
public function __construct(JWTEncoderInterface $jwtEncoder)
$this->jwtEncoder = $jwtEncoder;
then in your method you can decode the token like this
try
$this->jwtEncoder->decode($token);
catch (JWTDecodeFailureException $ex)
// if no exception thrown then the token could be used
if no exception is thrown then the token could be used. be aware that the exception is thrown if
- token is not valid
- token is expired
- token is not verified
but if you want to specifically know which one is occurred you should inject
JWSProviderInterface to your controller
public function __construct(JWSProviderInterface $jwsProvider)
$this->jwsProvider = $jwsProvider;
and in your method call load action of it like this
try
$jws = $this->jwsProvider->load($token);
catch(Exception $e)
if (!$jws->isInvalid())
//if token is valid
if (!$jws->isExpired())
//if token is not expired
if ($jws->isVerified())
//if token is verified
answered Mar 24 at 11:04
Majid MohsenifarMajid Mohsenifar
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inject JWTEncoderInterface to your controller,
public function __construct(JWTEncoderInterface $jwtEncoder)
$this->jwtEncoder = $jwtEncoder;
then in your method you can decode the token like this
try
$this->jwtEncoder->decode($token);
catch (JWTDecodeFailureException $ex)
// if no exception thrown then the token could be used
if no exception is thrown then the token could be used. be aware that the exception is thrown if
- token is not valid
- token is expired
- token is not verified
but if you want to specifically know which one is occurred you should inject
JWSProviderInterface to your controller
public function __construct(JWSProviderInterface $jwsProvider)
$this->jwsProvider = $jwsProvider;
and in your method call load action of it like this
try
$jws = $this->jwsProvider->load($token);
catch(Exception $e)
if (!$jws->isInvalid())
//if token is valid
if (!$jws->isExpired())
//if token is not expired
if ($jws->isVerified())
//if token is verified
answered Mar 24 at 11:04
Majid MohsenifarMajid Mohsenifar
1015
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inject JWTEncoderInterface to your controller,
public function __construct(JWTEncoderInterface $jwtEncoder)
$this->jwtEncoder = $jwtEncoder;
then in your method you can decode the token like this
try
$this->jwtEncoder->decode($token);
catch (JWTDecodeFailureException $ex)
// if no exception thrown then the token could be used
if no exception is thrown then the token could be used. be aware that the exception is thrown if
- token is not valid
- token is expired
- token is not verified
but if you want to specifically know which one is occurred you should inject
JWSProviderInterface to your controller
public function __construct(JWSProviderInterface $jwsProvider)
$this->jwsProvider = $jwsProvider;
and in your method call load action of it like this
try
$jws = $this->jwsProvider->load($token);
catch(Exception $e)
if (!$jws->isInvalid())
//if token is valid
if (!$jws->isExpired())
//if token is not expired
if ($jws->isVerified())
//if token is verified
answered Mar 24 at 11:04
Majid MohsenifarMajid Mohsenifar
1015
add a comment |
inject JWTEncoderInterface to your controller,
public function __construct(JWTEncoderInterface $jwtEncoder)
$this->jwtEncoder = $jwtEncoder;
then in your method you can decode the token like this
try
$this->jwtEncoder->decode($token);
catch (JWTDecodeFailureException $ex)
// if no exception thrown then the token could be used
if no exception is thrown then the token could be used. be aware that the exception is thrown if
- token is not valid
- token is expired
- token is not verified
but if you want to specifically know which one is occurred you should inject
JWSProviderInterface to your controller
public function __construct(JWSProviderInterface $jwsProvider)
$this->jwsProvider = $jwsProvider;
and in your method call load action of it like this
try
$jws = $this->jwsProvider->load($token);
catch(Exception $e)
if (!$jws->isInvalid())
//if token is valid
if (!$jws->isExpired())
//if token is not expired
if ($jws->isVerified())
//if token is verified
answered Mar 24 at 11:04
Majid MohsenifarMajid Mohsenifar
1015
inject JWTEncoderInterface to your controller,
public function __construct(JWTEncoderInterface $jwtEncoder)
$this->jwtEncoder = $jwtEncoder;
then in your method you can decode the token like this
try
$this->jwtEncoder->decode($token);
catch (JWTDecodeFailureException $ex)
// if no exception thrown then the token could be used
if no exception is thrown then the token could be used. be aware that the exception is thrown if
- token is not valid
- token is expired
- token is not verified
but if you want to specifically know which one is occurred you should inject
JWSProviderInterface to your controller
public function __construct(JWSProviderInterface $jwsProvider)
$this->jwsProvider = $jwsProvider;
and in your method call load action of it like this
try
$jws = $this->jwsProvider->load($token);
catch(Exception $e)
if (!$jws->isInvalid())
//if token is valid
if (!$jws->isExpired())
//if token is not expired
if ($jws->isVerified())
//if token is verified
answered Mar 24 at 11:04
Majid MohsenifarMajid Mohsenifar
1015
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