Authentication

This plugin allows users to generate JWT tokens based from WordPress user email and password. You will use this endpoint, in order to generate a new JWT.

Endpoint

METHOD: POST

ENDPOINT: /simple-jwt-login/v1/auth

URL Example: http://{{yoursite}}/?rest_route=/simple-jwt-login/v1/auth&email={{email}}&password={{password}}

PARAMETERS:

Parameter	Type	Description
email	required string	User email address. It is not required when username is provided.
username	optional string	WordPress username.
password	required string	User plain password. It is not required if password_hash is provided.
password_hash	optional string	User password hash that it is stored in the Database.
AUTH_CODE	optional string	Auth Code from the "Auth codes" section. Required only if "Authentication Requires Auth Code" is enabled.

Request

{
  "email" : "test@simplejwtlogin.com",
  "password": "SomeSuperSecretPassword",
  "AUTH_CODE": "MySecretAuthCode"
}

OR

{
  "username": "myuser",
  "password_hash" : "PasswordStoredInTheDB",
  "AUTH_CODE": "MySecretAuthCode"
}

Responses

200

 {
     "success": true,
     "data": {
         "jwt": "NEW_GENERATED_JWT_HERE"
     }
 }

400

{
  "success": false,
  "error" : "Error message"
}

Examples

SHELL

    curl -X POST https://simplejwtlogin.com/?rest_route=/simple-jwt-login/v1/auth -d '{"email":"test@simplejwtlogin.com","password":"mySecretPassword"}'

PHP

       $simpleJwtLogin = new SimpleJwtLoginClient'https://mydomain.com', '/simple-jwt-login/v1');
    $result = $simpleJwtLogin->authenticate('email@simplejwtlogin.com', 'your password', 'AUTH CODE');

Screenshot

Features

JWT Payload parameters

You can choose what parameters you want to include in the JWT payload.

You can choose from:

• "iat" : Timestamp when the JWT has been generated
• "exp": Timestamp when JWT will expired. If not added in the payload, JWT will never expired
• "email": User Email address
• "id" : User ID
• "site" : The site where the JWT has been generated
• "username" : Username

JWT time to live

You can specify the time (in minutes) that the token will be valid for.

By default, the token is valid for 60minutes.

Allow Authentication only from the following IP addresses

This feature will add an extra security layer for the authentication. You can specify a list of IP addresses where you want to allow authentication.

Example:

    192.0.1.1, 192.2.2.2

You can also use the wildcard for IP *. This is helpful when you want for example to allow authentication only from a specific country.

    85.*.*.*, 86.*.*.*