Nyoman Pradipta Dewantara
Nyoman Pradipta Dewantara
Yeah you can if you want to change the status code in a specific endpoint it could be done like this ```python from fastapi_jwt_auth.exceptions import JWTDecodeError @app.get('/user') def user(Authorize: AuthJWT...
Hi @agordhandas, instead create a new exception, I'll change the status code that doesn't fit the 422 status code based on pyjwt exceptions. I'll do later in the next version,...
yeah fastapi-jwt-auth right now compatible with under 2.0.0 version of pyjwt, I will bump the version of pyjwt in the next version after I tested in fastapi-jwt-auth, thankyou 🙏
Thanks for the report, I will fix this issue soon thanks 🙏
you can check on the same issues #25 , I will fix the documentation later I'm sorry for the inconvenience 🙏
> That worked. So why do I need that if it already a cookie and on a post and not a get? GET requests should also never make state changes...
I'm sorry for the inconvenience I will fix the documentation later thank you @pocket5s 🙏
well if you adding a password as a claim is that insecure because the user or attacker can see the raw token in [jwt.io](https://jwt.io/), if you consider about double hashed...
maybe in the next version, I'll be considering your idea and do some research about it, thank you 😄🙏
I still working on an update for the next version if you want to help me feel free to pull request, cheers 🍻