authentication-setup

Secure user authentication with JWT and password hashing is implemented by combining password hashing with short-lived access tokens, refresh tokens, and role-based access control across API routes. This provides production-ready login and session management.

OAuth providers and SSO integration for APIs are set up by implementing token validation, token refresh flows, and middleware for protected routes. This enables secure single sign-on across web and API applications.

Role-based access control (RBAC) for protected API routes works by using middleware to validate tokens and enforce user permissions. This ensures only authorized users access specific endpoints based on assigned roles.

Yes, this authentication setup applies to both web and API applications needing login, token management, SSO, and session handling across platforms. It supports JWT-based sessions and OAuth-based tokens for scalable authorization.

Yes, token refresh flows are needed for JWT-based sessions to maintain secure, scalable user authentication. Issuing short-lived access tokens alongside refresh tokens prevents prolonged exposure if a token is compromised.