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Hi, I have the same problem, do you have any solution?
Oct 21, 2019
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Use jwt.auth with Laravel vapor signed-storage-url
Using Tymon jwt tokens for auth. Laravel works fine.
When using the upload to S3 code for Laravel vapor I cannot get the signed-storage-url to use my axios defaults:
axios.defaults.headers.common["Authorization"] = Bearer ${token}
something to do with the npm module not being in the correct scope.
I have overridden the vapor-core signed-storage-url controller to use the token and can get that to work no problem. It is calling Vapor.store that doesn't add the token to the axios call
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See this post on stackoverflow for the fix:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/58493339/use-axios-defaults-in-laravel-vapor-signed-storage-url.
Essentially you need to reset the axios headers for the S3 bucket call and not override what you may have set for your other api calls to your own server(or Vapor).
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Ok, thnks for answer, i try this solution yesterday but anything go wrong. when do: Vapor.store(this.$refs.file.files[0], { progress: progress => { this.uploadProgress = Math.round(progress * 100); }, allways return CSRF token mistmatch (error 419). Can you detail process or show me the code? Thanks for all
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Hi, I have noticed one thing, the first call after logging in, everything always works ok, from then on it no longer works
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Solved, thanks for all!
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