How to extract payload
See original GitHub issueI have created this function to extract the payload
async fetchPayload(token: string):Promise<object> {
const data = await validateJwt(token, key, { isThrowing: false });
return data.payload;
},
but I am getting this error
TS2322 [ERROR]: Type 'Payload | undefined' is not assignable to type 'JwtObject | null'.
Type 'undefined' is not assignable to type 'JwtObject | null'.
return data.payload;
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@timonson I think this is a really good implementation 👍 I would maybe change the validation type to the example below to always return the JwtObject in the jwt prop, but I think both ways have their pros and cons so I leave it to you:
Hi, to answer your question above, yes I’m currently using
isThrowing
. Hope it helped.