Token in localStorage cleared on page refresh of Angular application

[bertfonteyn]

When the user logs in using standard email/password authentication, I can see a new key showing up in localStorage, containing the token.

When the page is refreshed, the key in localStorage is gone, which means the user has to log in again.

[claudiopetrini]

Hello @bertfonteyn ,
can you make sure that your device is configured on a correct time please?
We're currently allowing a grace period of 30 seconds between the client and the server in which the token is kept in local storage, otherwise is removed.

Here is where the token deletion happens.

[bertfonteyn]

Hi @claudiopetrini ,

Thanks for reaching out to me so quickly.

I'm on a Mac, which sets the date/time automatically through time.apple.com. It should be very precise.

If I understand it correctly, when you perform a login action through the Stamplay JavaScript SDK, a token is returned, which is then stored in localStorage, and used in every subsequent request (as long as it's still valid)? So even though I refresh the Angular application, it should still keep the token?

[claudiopetrini]

Hello @bertfonteyn ,yes you're correct.
The SDK saves the token in localStorage and reuses it until it's valid. The token should still be saved in localStorage after page refresh of course.
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[yasirgit]

Hi @bertfonteyn , have you found the solution yet. Because I am also struggling with this problem.