Currently the tokens are being added to the store because we update the store with the payload data from the API response which contains the tokens as the tokens aren't sent through the Authorization header when login in.
Solution
A. Create a new object that doesn't contain them and send that to the user store instead
B. Ensure tokens are always sent through the Authorization header
I'll go with option B, even though always sending tokens through Authorization header ensures consistency for the project, this header cannot take in multiple tokens (access and refresh), so we'd need to create custom headers, which I believe is not an option provided by Djoser out of the box.
Problem
Currently the tokens are being added to the store because we update the store with the payload data from the API response which contains the tokens as the tokens aren't sent through the
Authorizationheader when login in.Solution
A. Create a new object that doesn't contain them and send that to the user store instead B. Ensure tokens are always sent through the
AuthorizationheaderI'll go with option B, even though always sending tokens through
Authorizationheader ensures consistency for the project, this header cannot take in multiple tokens (access and refresh), so we'd need to create custom headers, which I believe is not an option provided by Djoser out of the box.