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    • RE: How to get JWT token in Angular app

      @aponski said in How to get JWT token in Angular app:

      Hi, in my Angular application I need to get auth user JWT token to use it in authorization header when sending request to Hasura graphQL server. I don't have that option to access JWT token in @fusionauth/angular-sdk. I see that token is stored in "app.at" cookie but it is httponly cookie so I don't have access to it with javascript.

      What you’re running into isn’t a limitation of Angular—it’s an intentional security design of FusionAuth Angular SDK and modern auth flows. You’re not supposed to read the JWT from an HttpOnly cookie in the browser. That’s exactly what HttpOnly is meant to prevent.

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    • RE: Migrate users with a salted hash passwords?

      Thanks for your answer. I got it.

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    • Migrate users with a salted hash passwords?

      Hello,
      We have a dataset of usernames and passwords that we want to migrate to FusionAuth.

      The tutorial mentions that we can create a password encryptor to handle our hashing logic, allowing us to migrate without requiring users to reset their passwords. However, we also want to utilize the available encryptors for new users or when migrated users reset their passwords.

      I understand that we can't convert salted hash passwords to other encryptors. Is there a strategy for managing this?

      Thanks!

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