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Error: JWT must have 3 parts

See original GitHub issue

Any ideas how to use token without 3-part key, splitted by dots?

Now i get error: JWT must have 3 parts How can i use such tokens (for example): 833ec1ca1a47b128634a4744343a6215

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Created 6 years ago
Comments:12 (3 by maintainers)

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CaptainDroidcommented, May 29, 2017

The problem arises due to an improper storage of the token in the localStorage. While saving the token in the localStorage as localStorage.setItem('id_token', token); , now the latest change in angular has modified that to accept a default value of “token” instead of “id_token”, so just change “id_token” to “token” everywhere in the setItem and getItem commands (eg. localStorage.setItem('token', token); ), and that should most probably solve your problem.

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DavidDecraenecommented, Apr 26, 2017

Actually they are saying I should NOT be using the JWT id_token but rather need to use the opaque non JWT access_token for all requests

For example, when retrieving the user profile you pass the access_token as a bearer

E;g; Authorization: Bearer 833ec1ca1a47b128634a4744343a6215