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Hello community.
I'm really confused with the difference between 'refresh tokens' and "refreshing a token".
I think that refreshing a token just gives a new 'access token' which is short lived right?
But I wanna set my 'refresh tokens' to live for a year, and save them onto the local storage.
It's confusing in this library when it gives you an 'access token' and when it gives a 'refresh token'. How do I generate a "refresh token" manually?
If I have a 100% front-end Single Page Application. And I want my users to stay logged in forever on the same computer and browser, it's this refresh token that I should save in a cookie or local storage right? (leave the cookie vs local storage aside for now)
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mesqueeb
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Get refresh token manually.
Get a refresh token.
Aug 13, 2017
mesqueeb
changed the title
Get a refresh token.
Get a refresh token. (not refreshing an access token)
Aug 13, 2017
Hello community.
I'm really confused with the difference between 'refresh tokens' and "refreshing a token".
I think that refreshing a token just gives a new 'access token' which is short lived right?
But I wanna set my 'refresh tokens' to live for a year, and save them onto the local storage.
It's confusing in this library when it gives you an 'access token' and when it gives a 'refresh token'.
How do I generate a "refresh token" manually?
If I have a 100% front-end Single Page Application. And I want my users to stay logged in forever on the same computer and browser, it's this refresh token that I should save in a cookie or local storage right? (leave the cookie vs local storage aside for now)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: