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/**
* Example to refresh tokens using https://github.com/auth0/node-jsonwebtoken
* It was requested to be introduced at as part of the jsonwebtoken library,
* since we don't think a JWT should be auto-refreshed it should be there we won't include it.
*
* I create this gist just to help those who want to auto-refresh JWTs.
*/
const jwt = require('jwt');
function TokenGenerator (secretOrPrivateKey, secretOrPublicKey, options) {
this.secretOrPrivateKey = secretOrPrivateKey;
this.secretOrPublicKey = secretOrPublicKey;
this.options = options; //algorithm + keyid + noTimestamp + expiresIn + notBefore
}
TokenGenerator.prototype.sign = function(payload, signOptions) {
const jwtSignOptions = Object.assign({}, signOptions, this.options);
return jwt.sign(payload, this.secretOrPrivateKey, jwtSignOptions);
}
// refreshOptions.verify = options you would use with verify function
// refreshOptions.jwtid = contains the id for the new token
TokenGenerator.prototype.refresh = function(token, refreshOptions) {
const payload = jwt.verify(token, this.secretOrPrivateKey, refreshOptions.verify);
delete payload.iat;
delete payload.exp;
delete payload.nbf;
delete payload.jti; //We are generating a new token, if you are using jwtid during signing,
// Since the first signing converted all neede options into claims, they are already in the payload
const jwtSignOptions = Object.assign({ jwtid: refreshOptions.jwtid }, this.options);
return jwt.sign(payload, this.secretOrPrivateKey, jwtSignOptions);
}
module.exports = TokenGenerator;