Nebular: Clear token on logout

[jarredszabadi]

Hello,

After reading through the docs I'm not sure how to clear my auth token when a user presses logout. In my case there is no need to hit an endpoint when a user logs out...simply redirect to login page and clear the auth token.

Thank you

[jarredszabadi]

Premature ask. Copied source files and will modify my settings there.

[nsankaranarayanan]

Is this possible without copying the source files?

[jarredszabadi]

I don't believe so but it made sense for me to copy the auth files as I did some extra customizations.

BUUTTT

by looking at their source code in token.service.ts you can see that the token is stored in local storage with a key 'auth_app_token'.

Should you want you can clear the token yourself when a user logs out in your app localStorage.removeItem('auth_app_token');

[nnixaa]

@jarredszabadi, @nsankaranarayanan you can just set the logout endpoint to empty string and it won't hit the endpoint and simply clear the token:

providers: {
      email: {
        ...
        config: {
          logout: {
            endpoint: '',
          },
        },
      },
    },

[jarredszabadi]

mmmmmm so much better. thanks

[ynotLeft]

I'm trying to use logout method in both NbEmailPassAuthProvider and my custom provider.
Maybe I am missing something, but NbAuthService aways skips code inside switchMap()

I get the Observable form NbEmailPassAuthProvider (var test). Then the pipe and switchMap are skipped and I go right to the return test2.
So token is not being deleted and I am not redirected.

Any help would be appreciated

[dedpnd]

@ynotLeft
Maybe you won't reach the end point?
Try adding this to core.module.ts

[netchon]

Hi guys,
you can inject the NbTokenService and clear the data with this.nbTokenService.clear(); like this:

constructor(private sidebarService: NbSidebarService
private nbTokenService:NbTokenService) {
}

logout(){
this.nbTokenService.clear()
}

[jasonvuriker]

export class NgxLoginComponent extends NbLoginComponent implements OnInit {
  ngOnInit() {
    this.token.clear();
  }

  get token(): NbTokenService {
    return InjectorHelper.injector.get(NbTokenService);
  }
}

[babgev]

The logoutmethod returns an observable, so you need to subscribeto it to call it.