JWT-Destroy is a powerful superset of the popular jsonwebtoken npm package. It provides seamless integration with jsonwebtoken's features, allowing you to effortlessly generate and verify tokens. Additionally, with manual token expiry capabilities, JWT-Destroy empowers you with precise control over token lifetimes.
npm install jwt-destroy@latest # Install the latest versionconst {jwt} = require('jwt-destroy');
// Register a secret key
const Operation = new jwt('secret'); // secret is the secret key by default if not provided
// Generate a token
const token = Operation.generate({id: 1, name: 'John Doe'}, '1h'); // 1h is the expiry time by default if not provided
// Generate a Login token
const token = Operation.generateLoginToken({id: 1, name: 'John Doe'}, 5, '1h'); // 1h is the expiry time by default if not provided
// Verify a token
const payload = Operation.decode(token); // Returns the payload if the token is valid, else returns a object with error message
// Destroy a token
Operation.destroy(token); // Destroys the token if it is valid & return a new Destroyed JWT object, else returns a object with error messageconst {jwt} = require('jwt-destroy');
// Register a secret key
const operation = new jwt('secret'); // secret is the secret key by default if not provided
// Generate a token
const token = await operation.generate({id: 1, name: 'John Doe'}, '1h'); // 1h is the expiry time by default if not provided
// Verify a token
const payload = await operation.decode(token); // Returns the payload if the token is valid, else returns a object with error message
// Destroy a token
const destroyedToken = await operation.destroy(token); // Destroys the token if it is valid & return a new Destroyed JWT object, else returns a object with error message
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