Thank you! You can see the ~/plugins/auth.js file and function decodeToken in it. So if token is still valid then you can do like
~/plugins/auth.js
decodeToken
if (decodeToken(token).exp > 0) // valid
Basically this piece of code in the plugin does exactly that(also found in ~/plugins/auth.js file):
if (refreshInterval < 0) { refreshInterval = (await refreshTokenF($auth, $axios, token, refreshToken) * 1000 - Date.now()) * 0.75 $auth.fetchUserOnce() }
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Thank you!
You can see the
~/plugins/auth.jsfile and functiondecodeTokenin it.So if token is still valid then you can do like
if (decodeToken(token).exp > 0)// valid
Basically this piece of code in the plugin does exactly that(also found in
~/plugins/auth.jsfile):if (refreshInterval < 0) {refreshInterval = (await refreshTokenF($auth, $axios, token, refreshToken) * 1000 - Date.now()) * 0.75
$auth.fetchUserOnce()
}