Category: jwt auth
Implementation of seamless authentication between two Laravel apps
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When a user logs in to one application, they should also be authenticated in other application without logging in again. 1. Use a Common Authentication System Ensure both Laravel apps share the same user database (either directly or via API). 2. Use tymon/jwt-auth in both apps Install JWT package in both: composer require tymon/jwt-authphp artisan…
Read MoreLaravel JWT AUTH only returns TRUE/FALSE instead of the token
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When using Laravel JWT authentication, the default behavior is to return a boolean (`true` or `false`) indicating whether the authentication was successful or not. If you want to receive the token upon successful authentication, you might need to customize the authentication response. Here’s how you can modify Laravel to return the token upon successful authentication…
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