This package builds on JWT authentication plugin and echo framework. It exposes two methods - GenerateAuthToken and VerifyAuthToken GenerateAuthToken method verifies the requested username and password against the configured username and password and returns an id_token VerifyAuthToken method verifies the generated previously and provides jwtToken for further communication

To Install run the following command -
go get github.com/mostak-1726/bk_jwt_auth

How to use: Instantiate capAuthIntegrator as follows - conf := _type.RedisConfig{ Host: "127.0.0.1", Port: "6379", Pass: "secret_redis", Db: 1, Ttl: 3600, }

c := _type.Config{ UserName: "mostak", Password: "12345", ExpiryInSec: 3600, TestCustomerAppToken: "14580760-b5d9-42d7-aa3a-51d20caeff6a", JwtTokenSecrete: "testSecret", RedisConfig: conf, } handler := auth.NewCapAuthIntegrator(c) and then the handler method in the router as follows - e := echo.New() e.POST("/bkash/auth", handler.GenerateAuthToken) e.POST("/bkash/auth/verify", handler.VerifyAuthToken) /bksh/auth endpoint needs to request with following params -

{ "username": "mostak", "password": "12345", "mobile_number": "01799021432" } /bkash/auth/verify endpoint needs to request with following params - { "token": "6c843576-5ac0-4ba9-8f44-6265d3e18039", "mobile_number": "01711082738" } Note: Don't forget to add those route to jwt authSkipper