Lessons:13Length:2.1 hours
- Overview
- Transcript
4.2 Configuring JWT in WordPress
The WordPress REST API has basic authentication built in, but if you're like me, you don't want to use basic auth. Instead, we'll install the JWT plugin and use bearer tokens to authorize users.
1.Introduction
1.1Introduction01:33
1.1
Introduction
01:33
1.2What You Need11:04
1.2
What You Need
11:04
2.Getting Started
2.1Creating the App10:06
2.1
Creating the App
10:06
2.2Creating the Post Component07:53
2.2
Creating the Post Component
07:53
2.3Adding Navigation16:34
2.3
Adding Navigation
16:34
3.Fetching Other Data
3.1Embedding Data08:12
3.1
Embedding Data
08:12
3.2Pulling in Categories09:53
3.2
Pulling in Categories
09:53
3.3Filtering Posts09:11
3.3
Filtering Posts
09:11
4.Authentication
4.1Getting Ready for User Auth15:52
4.1
Getting Ready for User Auth
15:52
4.2Configuring JWT in WordPress10:49
4.2
Configuring JWT in WordPress
10:49
4.3Performing Authentication11:26
4.3
Performing Authentication
11:26
4.4Authorizing Users for Admin Tasks09:16
4.4
Authorizing Users for Admin Tasks
09:16
5.Conclusion
5.1Conclusion01:14
5.1
Conclusion
01:14
