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Store your token on the client side, for example on a cookie (preferable) or in localStorage/ sessionStorage. And pass that with every request to the API where you check the validity of the token.
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Jul 4, 2017
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Save my Api Token
i do an API with Laravel, and i want to do a Client with Lumen, i want use Lumen to consume my api, with lumen 5.4 don't have session() more, so where can i save my api JWT token? after login? to use with my others request?
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@viktorivanov u have an example how can i do with lumen ?
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@f0ntana, so your laravel driven API will first have en endpoint to sign a cookie, right? I mean you'll pass some username/password credentials and if they are correct the API can response with the token. So that token can be stored on a cookie. After that the client will pass the token with every request to the API. API will probably have some parsing and checking (probably in a middleware) on the routes of your choice whether the token is valid and not expired.
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