added user name and id to jwt

[atkaksoy501]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Enhanced user authentication system to provide more personalized security features.
  • Improved user identification by including additional user details such as email, name, and ID in the authentication process.
• Refactor
  • Upgraded authentication components to utilize custom user details for a more tailored user experience.
• Bug Fixes
  • Adjusted cookie expiration time for improved security, reducing from 7 days to 1 day.

[coderabbitai[bot]]

Walkthrough

This update introduces CustomUserDetails, enhancing user authentication by including additional user information such as name and ID in the system. It modifies various components to use CustomUserDetails over UserDetails, adjusts JWT token generation to embed these new details, and shortens cookie expiration for improved security.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
.../api/controllers/AuthsController.java	- Import and use CustomUserDetails - Update cookie expiration from 7 days to 1 day
.../security/CustomUserDetails.java	- New file defining CustomUserDetails interface extending UserDetails
.../security/JpaUserDetailsService.java	- Change loadUserByUsername return type to CustomUserDetails
.../security/UserSecurity.java	- Implements CustomUserDetails - Adds getName() and getId()
.../security/config/JwtUtils.java	- Use CustomUserDetails for token generation - Add claims for email, name, and id

Related issues

• atkaksoy501/HealTripBackend#78: The enhancements to JWT token generation, including adding user name and ID to the token, directly address the objectives of this issue.

Poem

In the digital realm, where security is key,
A rabbit hopped in, with changes to see.
🐰 "Let's make authentication clear and bright,
With names and IDs in tokens, just right."
Now, cookies expire quicker, for safety's delight,
And JWTs gleam with user info, shining light.
"With every hop and code commit, let's aim for the peak,
Ensuring our digital world is secure, never bleak."

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