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Add a sample JWT creator on the console to make it easy to try different permissions

See original GitHub issue

Kind of a corollary to #1369

Using the JWT configuration on the server, allow a user to create sample JWTs. Allow user to play around with x-hasura-* values.

The console can create a JWT token (or maybe make an API call to the server to avoid this code being written on the console?) and then put it in as an auth header in the headers section of the console.

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coco98commented, Mar 12, 2019

@rikinsk @ecthiender @karthikvt26 thoughts?

@tirumaraiselvan This is similar to our discussion of using jwt.io in the docs to create sample tokens, but now, we can just create those sample tokens via the console.

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coco98commented, Mar 14, 2019

Closing this in favour of #1768

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