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handling invalid and expired jwts in flask 6 authentication

this tutorial provides a comprehensive guide to handling invalid and expired json web tokens (jwts) in a flask 6 application using jwt authentication. we'll cover common scenarios, best practices, and code examples to demonstrate how to secure your api endpoints.

*prerequisites:*

python 3.7 or higher
flask
flask-jwt-extended
dependencies as needed (like a database library like sqlalchemy)

*conceptual overview:*

jwts (json web tokens) are a standard for securely transmitting information between parties as a json object. they're commonly used for authentication and authorization in web applications. here's how jwt authentication typically works:

1. *user authentication:* a user submits their credentials (e.g., username/password).
2. *token generation:* if authentication is successful, the server generates a jwt containing claims about the user (e.g., user id, roles). the server digitally signs the jwt using a secret key.
3. *token storage & transmission:* the server returns the jwt to the client (typically as a `bearer` token in an `authorization` header, or in a cookie). the client stores the token (e.g., in local storage or a cookie).
4. *protected resource access:* when the client wants to access a protected resource, it sends the jwt with the request (in the `authorization` header or a cookie).
5. *token verification:* the server receives the jwt and verifies its signature using the same secret key it used to generate it.
6. *claim extraction:* if the signature is valid, the server extracts the claims from the jwt.
7. *authorization:* based on the claims, the server determines if the user is authorized to access the requested resource.

*the problems: invalid and expired tokens*

jwts are powerful, but they can become invalid or expire, leading to authentication errors. here's a breakdown:

*expired tokens:* jwts have an expiration time (the `exp ...

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