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iam working with token autentication |
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Dhruv-Bajaj-code
Nov 10, 2024
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After receiving the token from the backend, it should be saved in the browser's local storage for future authentication, as follows: Now, with every request, you will need to include the token in the header. You can do it as follows: Both are parts of the frontend. please let me know if this worked. |
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After receiving the token from the backend, it should be saved in the browser's local storage for future authentication, as follows:
Now, with every request, you will need to include the token in the header. You can do it as follows: