The WordPress Login and Register using the JWT plugin allow you to log in (WordPress Single Sign-On) into the WordPress application using the JWT token(JSON Web token) from any other WordPress site or other applications/platforms including mobile applications.
The following setup guide contains features available in JWT Login( WordPress Single Sign-On) premium plugin.
This feature will help you to create the JWT token based on WordPress user credentials. It also helps you authenticate your users on other apps trying to log in using WordPress credentials.
Request:POST https://<domain-name>/wp-json/api/v1/mo-jwt
Body:username = <wordpress username>
password = <wordpress password>
Sample curl Request Format-
curl -d "username=<wordpress_username>&password=<wordpress_password>"
-X POST http://<wp_base_url>/wp-json/api/v1/mo-jwt
This feature will help you to create the user in WordPress via API and returns the user-based JWT token which can be used further for user login, deletion, etc .
Request:POST https://<domain-name>/wp-json/api/v1/mo-jwt-register
Body:username = <wordpress username>
password(Optional) = <wordpress password>
Sample curl Request Format-
curl -d "username=<wordpress_username>&password=<wordpress_password>"
-X POST http://<wp_base_url>/wp-json/api/v1/mo-jwt-register
This feature will help you to delete your users from WordPress via API endpoint using the user based JWT token.
Request:POST https://<domain-name>/wp-json/api/v1/mo-jwt-delete
Body:jwt-token = <The jwt token of that whom you want to remove from WordPress>
Sample curl Request Format-
curl -d "jwt-token=<JWT_token>"
-X POST http://<wp_base_url>/wp-json/api/v1/mo-jwt-delete
This feature will help you to auto login (Single Sign On) your users in WordPress using the user based JWT token either created from the plugin or obtained from external identities like OAuth 2.0/OpenID Connect providers, Firebase etc.
You can choose the Signing Algorithm HS256 or RS256 to sign the JWT using this method. Additionally, you can enter a key/certificate to decrypt the JWT in the Decryption key/certificate field.
You can use this method to create the public keys for the JWT token and validate its signature by entering the JWKS endpoint.
By adding the OAuth Introspection/Userinfo Endpoint, Client ID, and Client Secret, you can use this method to determine whether the OAuth token is valid exists.
Let's see how the user can log in to the WordPress site using the Signing Key/Certificate Validation method
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