Claim creation issue in the example #38
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In the example, the Claims is created using `jwt.MapClaims`. It should be `jwtauth.Claims`. Thus, the codes in `init()` should be as follows:
```
tokenAuth = jwtauth.New("HS256", []byte("secret"), nil)
```
_, tokenString, _ := tokenAuth.Encode(jwtauth.Claims{"user_id": 123})
fmt.Printf("DEBUG: a sample jwt is %s\n\n", tokenString)
```
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Verified this works |
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@pkieltyka, any plans to maintain this? |
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hey guys, seems the issue is related a go modules config bug in the pkg. With jwtauth v4, we changed the signature of the Encode method. The example in master (v4) is correct and works fine. The issue is #42 Turns out the mod file I had written was incorrect and pointing at an older version. The go modules stuff really gets messy if a package decides to use anything besides v1.x.x -- moral of the story is to never break that scheme, and unfortunately for jwtauth we did that much before go modules was even a thing. I have a plan though, I'll open up a new ticket. In the mean time, I've removed the invalid go.mod file from master, and you can use |
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@pkieltyka Thanks Peter. |
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Thanks! |
In the example, the Claims is created using
jwt.MapClaims. It should bejwtauth.Claims. Thus, the codes ininit()should be as follows: