To generate a random JWT secret key, you can use a tool like Node.js to create a random string. Here's a simple example:
- Open your terminal or command prompt.
- Run the following Node.js script to generate a random string:
node -e "console.log(require('crypto').randomBytes(32).toString('hex'))"
This command uses the crypto module in Node.js to generate a random sequence of 32 bytes and then converts it to a hexadecimal string.
Copy the generated string.
Open your
.envfile and set the JWT secret key:
JWT_SECRET=paste-the-generated-string-here
Replace paste-the-generated-string-here with the string you copied.
Save the changes to your .env file.
Now, you have a securely generated JWT secret key. Remember to keep this key confidential and don't share it publicly. If needed, you can regenerate the key and update it in your .env file.
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Excelent
Thanks 😀
Thanks!!!
Hello, thanks !
But one question, how will I know when it expires?
const token= jwt.sign({_id:this._id},process.env.JWTPRIVATEKEY,{ expiresIn:"EXPIRATIONTIME"});