1. How to Implement a Modern PHP AJAX Login System that Uses JSON Web Tokens to Transmit Data Securely From the Broswer to a PHP Server Side API
Updated on: 2023-12-05
Posted on: 2023-12-05
A JSON Web Token (JWT) is a text string with values encoded in the JSON format that stores values that may be signed using cryptography methods, so it can be used to transmit messages verified when the messages reach the destination.
Modern browsers already support the JavaScript Fetch API. Using this API, developers can use a more modern way to send asynchronous requests from browsers to an API running on the Web server side.
This package uses both JWT and the Fetch API to implement a user login and management system that can replace traditional systems that use XMLHttpRequest object support to send AJAX requests to a server-side API implemented in PHP to authenticate and authorize user access securely.
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Modern browsers already support the JavaScript Fetch API. Using this API, developers can use a more modern way to send asynchronous requests from browsers to an API running on the Web server side.
This package uses both JWT and the Fetch API to implement a user login and management system that can replace traditional systems that use XMLHttpRequest object support to send AJAX requests to a server-side API implemented in PHP to authenticate and authorize user access securely.
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