flask-jwt
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JWT (JSON Web Tokens) for Flask applications
In example is present identity_handler but it is not used anywhere. Will current_user ever be added like in Flask-login?
Old implementation always returns 500 error. Now, view that is wrapped with 'jwt_required' decorator returns an error with correct description and error code.
1. Send POST request with no payload to /auth 2. Flask will return 500 Internal server error, in the debug mode it shows AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'get'
When sending a POST call to /auth, an errored header with junky fields, triggers a 500 server error. I assume that it should send back a response with the error...
To anyone who's planning to try the repository, you can try [Flask-JWT-Simple](https://github.com/vimalloc/flask-jwt-simple) and [Flask-JWT-Extended](https://github.com/vimalloc/flask-jwt-extended) instead as alternatives for this repository. Both repositories offer easy access to JWT functionalities, without much...
Would it be possible to generate a list of all JWT related error cases such as ["Invalid token", "Invalid JWT header", "Authorization Required"] together with their descriptions ["Signature has expired",...
I'd like to get the current_identity in routes where authorization is not required. For instance a list of news items, if they are logged in they can comment, otherwise no...
Hi, I'm just wondering if there is a known way to apply all the content of this module (token generation and authentication, decorators, etc.) into a GraphQL API. Currently I'm...
When flask-jwt is used together with flask-restplus. The error is ignored and returned 500, if it is not descending from HTTPException