TokenReader

The Xmf\Jwt\TokenReader class provides convenience methods to simplify reading JSON Web Tokens.
TokenReader::fromString($key, $token, $assertClaims)
Validate and decode a JSON Web Token string
The $key is the key that was used to to sign the token. It may be specified as a KeyAbstract object, or a key name string that will be used to build a key object using the KeyFactory using a default FileStorage instance for storage.
The $token is the JSON Web Token string to decode and validate.
The $assertClaims array specifies application specific public or claims that are verified while decoding.
Returns the token payload as stdClass, or false if token was invalid.
TokenReader::fromCookie($key, $cookieName, $assertClaims)
Extracts a token string from the cookie named by $cookieName, and uses TokenReader::fromString() to process using the specified $key and $assertClaims.
Returns the token payload as stdClass, or false if token was invalid.
TokenReader::fromRequest($key, $attributeName,  $assertClaims)
Extracts a token string from the cookie named by $attributeName, and uses TokenReader::fromString() to process using the specified $key and $assertClaims.
Returns the token payload as stdClass, or false if token was invalid.
TokenReader::fromHeader($key, $assertClaims, $headerName)
Extracts a token string from the cookie named by $headerName, and uses TokenReader::fromString() to process using the specified $key and $assertClaims.
The header is expected to be an bearer token in the authorization header. The default for $headerName should not normally need to be changed.
Returns the token payload as stdClass, or false if token was invalid.

TokenFactory

Key

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