Angular Authentication Tutorial - 23 - Storing JWT in the front-end

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Angular | Angular Authentication Tutorial for Beginners | Storing JWT

[romariocoelhooliveira]

I'm from Brazil and I'm very happy to have found your channel. Congratulations on the content and apologies for the grammar.

[JakobPlanetus]

You are by far the best coding tutor I can find on youtube. :D

[robertjohnconcepcion]

Import, Inject & navigate.. so smooth

[laraibanwar]

Bro u r simply the best ... How simple u made it

[petepetrolhead]

This way is the worst possible way of storing tokens. This is a security breach as token can be accessed with simple JavaScript

[pranavjha]

Can anyone lmk that from where he get the AuthService and where is the code of that particular page. In the video tutor haven't showed us that.. this is incomplete video! and I am not able to find AuthService code in given github profile aswell.

[shrihansini]

I can not do res.token in register/login component as it showing me token is not exist on type object ? What to do?

[jsarnowski]

It's not safe to store JWTs in the localstorage. It's accessible with Javascript and it's vulnerable to XSS attacks.

[jonahgoodman]

The LOGOUT part would have been useful.😁

[naveenkumarvenkat]

If jwt token stored in localstorage.. is it safe..?

[yujochia]

If password is not correct, I wouldn't get token. What should front-end get ?

[Dilyaev]

res.token, "property token doesn't exist on type 'object'

[ankitkumar.]

I got a big doubt. You still replying to comments?