This is a PHP code snippet that defines a controller class for refreshing a JSON Web Token (JWT) in a Symfony web application using the Lexik JWTAuthenticationBundle library. The controller class is called RefreshTokenController and extends AbstractController, which is a base class provided by Symfony for creating controllers. The class has a constructor that takes an instance of JWTTokenManagerInterface as a dependency, which is injected into the class via dependency injection. The controller has a single action method called getRefreshToken, which is mapped to the /api/refresh URL route using the #[Route('/api/refresh')] attribute. The method takes an instance of the Security class as a dependency, which is also injected via dependency injection. The Security class provides a way to retrieve the current authenticated user in the application. The method gets the current user by calling the getUser() method on the Security object, and then creates a new JWT using the create() method of the injected JWTTokenManagerInterface object. The new token is returned as a JSON response with a token key. Overall, this controller provides a way to refresh a JWT for an authenticated user in a Symfony web application.
thank you for answering me quickly, but I made your controller but I found a problem, does it have a configuration in security.yaml? I do your JWT Authentication code like your viedo and the valid token but I need to do a refresh token without entity refresh token. I need your help tanya.🥰🥰
Yep, I figured it out. I tested yesterday on a fresh token. Usually in applications, the functionality is implemented in such a way that the token will be refreshed before the expiration date. In our case, then it is necessary to create an additional element in the User, the column where we will write the token. And then in my code it is necessary to change the mechanism for obtaining a User. Through the Entity manager, we will get the User using the token as an identifier. We then generate a new token and then overwrite it in the database.
If it is necessary to refresh the token without changing the Entity, then the mechanism that I proposed with the controller in the first answer is suitable, the only thing that needs to be added is a condition under which the token will be refreshed before the old token expires.
@@tanyawebdev thank you tanya for your answer. If possible and if you have a little time you can create a short video. I need to refresh token for my application for my pfe internship. and I don't have much time.
tanya ,how to do refresh token with symfony 6 without creating entity refresh token. please give an example
This is a PHP code snippet that defines a controller class for refreshing a JSON Web Token (JWT) in a Symfony web application using the Lexik JWTAuthenticationBundle library.
The controller class is called RefreshTokenController and extends AbstractController, which is a base class provided by Symfony for creating controllers.
The class has a constructor that takes an instance of JWTTokenManagerInterface as a dependency, which is injected into the class via dependency injection.
The controller has a single action method called getRefreshToken, which is mapped to the /api/refresh URL route using the #[Route('/api/refresh')] attribute.
The method takes an instance of the Security class as a dependency, which is also injected via dependency injection. The Security class provides a way to retrieve the current authenticated user in the application.
The method gets the current user by calling the getUser() method on the Security object, and then creates a new JWT using the create() method of the injected JWTTokenManagerInterface object. The new token is returned as a JSON response with a token key.
Overall, this controller provides a way to refresh a JWT for an authenticated user in a Symfony web application.
thank you for answering me quickly, but I made your controller but I found a problem, does it have a configuration in security.yaml? I do your JWT Authentication code like your viedo and the valid token but I need to do a refresh token without entity refresh token. I need your help tanya.🥰🥰
Yep, I figured it out. I tested yesterday on a fresh token. Usually in applications, the functionality is implemented in such a way that the token will be refreshed before the expiration date. In our case, then it is necessary to create an additional element in the User, the column where we will write the token. And then in my code it is necessary to change the mechanism for obtaining a User. Through the Entity manager, we will get the User using the token as an identifier. We then generate a new token and then overwrite it in the database.
If it is necessary to refresh the token without changing the Entity, then the mechanism that I proposed with the controller in the first answer is suitable, the only thing that needs to be added is a condition under which the token will be refreshed before the old token expires.
@@tanyawebdev thank you tanya for your answer. If possible and if you have a little time you can create a short video. I need to refresh token for my application for my pfe internship. and I don't have much time.
please how can i create refresh token symfony 6
I apologize for the long answer. :) On the merits of the question answered above.