DavidSprauel

The logout issue is theoretical but i'm pretty sure it gonna happens this way.

I'm gonna try this solution and give a feedback, thanks for that ^^

Yes I use this package and no, I use the middleware this way and the token is automatically set in the response as authorization header.

Route::group(['middleware' => ['jwt.auth', 'jwt.refresh', 'api']], function () {});

In my front I have interceptors that update the token after each call. The TTL is indeed set on 20 minutes. But I don't want my user to be disconnected after 20 minutes if he's active on the app.

@niush The token has a 20 minutes lifetime when there is no activities on the account. It refresh it each time a request is made to avoid the user to be disconnected after 20 minutes.

To be honest, this is JWT package which manage that and I have not look further for other solutions to manage but i'm open to any idea.

Hi ,

I'm facing a problem one of you may already have encountered. For the context i'm using laravel 7 as REST API and Vue2 CLI as an SPA for my front .

Both are different project in different folders. I use JWT auth to auth my client into the back. At each call of the back, I refresh the token, which comes back as a header in the response and I update it with interceptors.

My question is, on a page where you can manage some uploaded documents, there is a search bar (searching by document name). When I type in this input, it should trigger an XHR to my API. But, the problem is if the request takes more time to answer than the user to type the next letter on the search, it gonna log out my user (Token is gonna be blacklisted in api side). I've thought about using a debounce time but same, this is a static time of delay i'm entering, but what if my request needs more time than the debounce time ?

I'm sure one of you must have met this problem once, no ?

@christopher Did you find any solution ?

I'm working on a project which use nextcloud as a document manager and when i'm upload a file, I want to launch nextcloud files sync so I use envoy to manage my command.

My command works when i type it in the CLI, it works when i'm running a test of my store new document. But when I use it the normal way through the interface and add a document, the buffer logs me : Valet requires Homebrew to be installed on your Mac.

Of course I have homebrew on my Mac and i'm running anything related to valet in my task.

@servers(['localhost' => '127.0.0.1'])

@task('synchronize', ['on' => 'localhost'])
    cd {{ $path }}
    docker-compose exec -T --user www-data app php occ files:scan {{ $user }}
@endtask

As I said, it work manually and through a unit test but not when i'm using it from my interface... Any Idea ?

EDIT: Here are my logs

[2020-09-09 07:41:33] local.DEBUG: Nextcloud Syncronized
[2020-09-09 07:41:33] local.DEBUG: ["Valet requires Homebrew to be installed on your Mac."]
[2020-09-09 07:47:06] testing.DEBUG: Nextcloud Syncronized
[2020-09-09 07:47:06] testing.DEBUG: ["Starting scan for user 1 out of 1 (admin)\n","+---------+-------+--------------+\n| Folders | Files | Elapsed time |\n+---------+-------+--------------+\n","| 28      | 13    | 00:00:01     |\n+---------+-------+--------------+\n"]

testing env is my unit test and local is my normal env for dev. nothing changes between the 2 except DB credentials

Hi fellow developers,

I experienced Envoy and Laravel this afternoon and everything work fine until i'm trying to exec the command from the code.

 $command = ["~/.composer/vendor/bin/envoy run synchronize", " --path={$path} --user={$user}"];

        $process = new Process($command);
        $process->run(
            function ($type, $buffer) use ($result) {
                dd($buffer);
                $buffer = str_replace('[127.0.0.1]: ', '', $buffer);
                $result[] = $buffer;
            }
        );

Here is the code i'm trying to run. the dd I got in $buffer returns me this :

sh: /Users/David/.composer/vendor/bin/envoy run synchronize: No such file or directory\n
sh: line 0: exec: /Users/David/.composer/vendor/bin/envoy run synchronize: cannot execute: No such file or directory

I've tried to execute ~/.composer/vendor/bin/envoy run synchronize --path=myPath --user=myUser manually and it works just fine. But no way to get it working from my function.

The function is in a class i'm just calling from a unit test :

 /** @test */
    public function files_are_scanned() {
        dd((new NextCloud())->synchronize(true));
    }

EDIT: the problem is that Process escape my arguments and add a ' on my command so it doesn't work. I don't know how to avoid that. This function is modifying my command:

 private function escapeArgument(?string $argument): string
    {
        if ('' === $argument || null === $argument) {
            return '""';
        }

        if ('\' !== \DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR) {
            return $argument;
            return "'".str_replace("'", "'\''", $argument)."'";
        }
        if (false !== strpos($argument, "LARACASTS_SNIPPET_PLACEHOLDER")) {
            $argument = str_replace("LARACASTS_SNIPPET_PLACEHOLDER", '?', $argument);
        }
        if (!preg_match('/[\/()%!^"<>&|\s]/', $argument)) {
            return $argument;
        }

        $argument = preg_replace('/(\\+)$/', '', $argument);

        return '"'.str_replace(['"', '^', '%', '!', "\n"], ['""', '"^^"', '"^%"', '"^!"', '!LF!'], $argument).'"';
    }

I've tried to return the argument without modifying it and it works.