Is there a way to use axios interceptors to force a token refresh using this library?

[StijnKlarenbeek]

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Describe the question
I would like to know whether or not it is possible to use axios interceptors to force the update of a refresh token using this library. Currently the auth provider is not sufficient for what's needed as we simply don't know when the last time the is that a user logged in.

License

Apache-2.0 © React Auth Kit

[milly-code]

Hi @StijnKlarenbeek
Has this been resolved? If not, can you clarify for me please. Are you trying to force a refresh of the auth token that is for the user session?

if so, I may have a solution that worked for me.

[zukilover]

@milly-code It'd be great if you could share your idea.

I assume force refresh is done by simulating a re-sign in step (signIn()).
I've noticed there is a syncTokens method that is triggered every change of the authState:

react-auth-kit/src/TokenObject.ts

Lines 231 to 255 in 7b49e31

	syncTokens(authState: AuthKitStateInterface): void {
	if (authState.auth) {
	if (this.isUsingRefreshToken && authState.refresh) {
	this.setToken(
	authState.auth.token,
	authState.auth.type,
	authState.refresh.token,
	authState.refresh.expiresAt,
	authState.auth.expiresAt,
	authState.userState,
	);
	} else {
	this.setToken(
	authState.auth.token,
	authState.auth.type,
	null,
	null,
	authState.auth.expiresAt,
	authState.userState,
	);
	}
	} else {
	this.removeToken();
	}
	}

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