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Whilethistutorialhascontentthatwebelieveisofgreatbenefittoourcommunity,wehavenotyettestedoreditedittoensureyouhaveanerror-freelearningexperience.Itsonourlist,andwereworkingonit!Youcanhelpusoutbyusingthe"reportanissue"buttonatthebottomofthetutorial.JWT’s[1]orJSONWebTokensareapopularmethodofstoringverifiablesessionstatesafelyontheclientwithouttheneedforstatefulservers.They’vegrowninpopularityimmenselylatelyalongwiththeriseof“serverless”webapplications.JWTsareacorepartofyourapplication’sstate,b...
While this tutorial has content that we believe is of great benefit to our community, we have not yet tested or edited it to ensure you have an error-free learning experience. Its on our list, and were working on it! You can help us out by using the "report an issue" button at the bottom of the tutorial.
JWT’s[1] or JSON Web Tokens are a popular method of storing verifiable session state safely on the client without the need for stateful servers. They’ve grown in popularity immensely lately along with the rise of “serverless” web applications. JWTs are a core part of your application’s state, but are both a token and a piece of parsable data. So how do we use them in both ways? Here are a couple patterns that can make working with JWTs in Vue.js a breeze.
Throughout this guide we’ll be pretending we have a API endpoint that responds with a JWT as a string at GET http://localhost/vuejs-jwt-example/auth?u=...