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I have an API that I've built that uses JWT for authorization. How would I go about generating an appropriate JWT using Paw? I could just write a simple app to take in all my info and spit out a JWT, but I would rather be able to put the info in Paw somehow and have it generate the JWT and send it to the API.

joncarl
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The answer to this was staring me in the face since Paw is so powerful. I just used a dynamic value of my login call that produces the JWT. Now my JWT gets included in my headers automatically. More info can be found here: https://luckymarmot.com/paw/doc/Response_Parsed_Body_Dynamic_Value

joncarl
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You can add an header name Authorization and add the OAuth 2 Autorization in header value.

Then you need put your token at Token - Bearer field. (The selected field in the image bellow.)

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Here's the solution that worked for me:

Creating an Authorization header and adding the string Bearer (with a space) before the token as follows:

Authorization: Bearer [YOUR_TOKEN]

P.S: There's a space between Bearer and your token.

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