kokolegorille
Hello everyone,
I am trying to read a cookie I put on the connection after login. I set it like this…
defp put_refresh_cookie(conn, token) do
conn
|> put_resp_cookie("refresh", token, sign: true, http_only: true, secure: true, max_age: 604800)
# |> put_resp_cookie("refresh", token, sign: false, http_only: true, secure: true, max_age: 604800)
end
and I try to read it back in a refresh action of an API controller with…
refresh_cookie = conn.req_cookies["refresh"]
If I use sign: false in put_resp_cookie, I can read it back without problem. With sign: true, the value is not equivalent
How can I read it back when using sign: true?
Thanks in advance
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al2o3cr
The trick is mentioned in the docs for
put_resp_cookie- the correspondingfetch_cookiescall needs to specify which cookies are signed/encrypted.For instance, here’s a spot that does it in
phx.gen.auth’s code:kokolegorille
Thank You for your response…
I saw this fetch_cookies and used this code
But it does not seems to return the same value as passed, and when I verify the token, it fails
This is the token I pass
This is the value I receive as the cookie
I will look at the phx.gen.auth code to see how they do
kokolegorille
I need to get the cookie like this
and not like this…
I thought it would be the same, but it’s not.
Thank You for the help