redux-saga-jwt v1.1.1-next.3

redux-saga-jwt

Features

1. Multiple token management
2. Support Typescript

Installation

npm i redux-saga-jwt

Setup

import {
  createActionCreators,
  createJWT,
  JWTState,
  remove,
  set,
  TokenObject
} from 'redux-saga-jwt'

const jwt = createJWT({
  *setTokens(state) {
    yield Storage.setToken(state);
  },
  *getTokens() {
    return (yield Storage.getToken()) as JWTState;
  },
  *refreshToken(id, token) {
    const newToken = yield LoginService.refresh(token.refreshToken!);
    yield put(set(id, newToken as TokenObject))
  },
})

const selectors = jwt.createSelectors('main')
const actionCreators = createActionCreators('main')

const rootReducer = combineReducers({
  jwt: jwt.reducer,
})

const sagaMiddleware = createSagaMiddleware()

sagaMiddleware.run(function* () {
  yield all([
    jwt.saga,
  ])
})

Example

TODO: upload to codesandbox

Usage

1. Set token after login

const login = async () => {
    const token = await LoginService.login();
    dispatch(actionCreators.set(token))
}

2. Remove your token when user logs out

const logout = async () => {
    await LoginService.login();
    dispatch(actionCreators.remove())
}

4. Selectors

   If token is null, isTokenExpired will return true

import {useSelector} from 'react-redux'

const isInitialized = useSelector(selectors.isInitialized)
const isAuthenticated = useSelector(selectors.isAuthenticated)

FAQ

What should I do if I don't need to refresh token?

1. Set refreshInterval to -1 in your token object

import {createActionCreators, useDispatch} from "react-redux";

const actionCreators = createActionCreators('main')

const dispatch = useDispatch();

dispatch(actionCreators.set({
    ...(YOUR_TOKEN),
    refreshInterval: -1
}))

My refresh token never expired, what should I do?