epic-1-auth

JWT-based authentication and role-based access control are implemented by generating access tokens, hashing passwords, storing refresh tokens, and enforcing permission checks across user creation and login endpoints. This approach secures account lifecycles end-to-end.

User account provisioning with JWT tokens involves generating tokens during creation, validating credentials at login, refreshing expired access tokens, and disabling accounts to manage the full lifecycle securely. Admin endpoints handle role provisioning and permission validation.

Token refresh storage works by issuing a long-lived refresh token alongside a short-lived access token. The backend securely stores the refresh token and validates it to issue new access tokens without requiring users to re-enter passwords.

Yes, role-based permissions support both backend admin endpoints and frontend authorization flows. Permission checks validate user roles before granting access to administrative capabilities, ensuring proper validation across the application stack.

Yes, password hashing is required to securely authenticate users with JWT. The backend hashes passwords before storage and validates the hash during login, ensuring credentials are never exposed in plaintext during token generation.