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Increase token expiry time in guardian jwt
In the Guardian jwt the exp is default set for every newly generate token:
inside claims like this
%{
"aud" => "ChromaticUser:181",
"exp" => 1533199493,
"iat" => 1533197693,
"iss" => "Haitracker",
"jti" => "2e52621c-110a-412d-86e3-f9cb00c145e4",
"pem" => %{},
"sub" => "ChromaticUser:181",
"typ" => "access"
}
Is there any way we can change it(increase it)?. I couldn’t find anything inside documentation
I want to send the token to the user in the email for password reset. And I want to increase its expiry.
Thanks
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stephane
I think you have to override default ttl :
# with plug
MyApp.Guardian.Plug.sign_in(conn, resource, %{some: "claim"}, ttl: {1, :minute})
# Or directly by encode_and_sign
MyApp.Guardian.encode_and_sign(resource, %{}, ttl: {1, :minute})
Or you can do this globally:
config :your_app, YourApp.Guardian,
# ...
ttl: {1, :minute}
# ...
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yurko
Should work with ttl option, like ttl: {4, :weeks}. Would be the last parameter to sign_in.
UPD s. example in docs here Guardian — Guardian v2.4.0
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