PHP Rest API Development with JWT Token Course

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  • 13 Lessons
  • 8 Students
  • Certificate of completion

The authentication system must provide a login endpoint. Users send their credentials to the login system (which can be a third-party sign on). After a successful login, the server creates a JWT and sends it to the client. The client application must store this JWT and pass it with each subsequent API call .

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What You'll Learn

  • Develop secure PHP REST APIs implementing JWT token-based authentication for user login and session management
  • Design and build login endpoints in PHP that integrate third-party authentication services using JWT tokens
  • Generate, sign, and verify JWT tokens in PHP to ensure secure user authentication and data integrity
  • Implement token storage and management strategies in client applications for seamless authenticated API interactions
  • Create middleware in PHP to validate JWT tokens and protect sensitive API endpoints from unauthorized access
  • Troubleshoot common issues in PHP JWT authentication systems, including token expiration and invalid signatures
  • Optimize PHP REST API performance and security when handling JWT tokens and user authentication processes
  • Integrate PHP JWT authentication with existing web applications to enhance security and user experience

Course Content

13 Lessons • 2 h 43 m total

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  • Complete all lessons.
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N R Vasudevan

· 3yrs ago

This course awesome very easy and understaning lessons. thank you

PHP Rest API Development with JWT Token Course Description

The authentication system must provide a login endpoint. Users send their credentials to the login system (which can be a third-party sign on). After a successful login, the server creates a JWT and sends it to the client. The client application must store this JWT and pass it with each subsequent API call .

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