How to store jwt token in cookies of browser when user user logged in (technologies used angular 8 + spring security)
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Top comments (5)
I do not know if it is a good practise, but I think it will be better to get a New token. That ensures you that your token is always Active. Otherwise you must check by yourself if the token was expired and so on
It is so straightforward. Use a library like github.com/7leads/ngx-cookie-service and specify your question if something is unclear. :)
Take a look at that its very complete:
blog.angular-university.io/angular...
You should use something like JWT for client authorisation. You would have a strategy in place that stores the token in local storage and is retrieved and sent in the header of each request.
Storing a token in local storage is a security risk. rdegges.com/2018/please-stop-using...