Sure. On our project we have multiple cookies being set for OAuth with most of them being httpOnly cookies (meaning they aren't accessible to JavaScript). We decided to store the token's expiration in a cookie available in JavaScript so that we could reduce the number of network requests and only call a silent refresh request when needed.
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thanks for sharing the code! interesting use case with multiple cookies..any specific reason why if you dont mind me asking?
Sure. On our project we have multiple cookies being set for OAuth with most of them being httpOnly cookies (meaning they aren't accessible to JavaScript). We decided to store the token's expiration in a cookie available in JavaScript so that we could reduce the number of network requests and only call a silent refresh request when needed.