Reading the token from the query parameters can cause confusion, especially when it comes to get and find calls if you are not careful. You have to set up a hook to check for a specific query parameter and remove it before it's called by Feathers. It's just better to read if from the request headers, but if you have a specific use cause to read the token from query params, then you have to filter it out properly before the call is made by Feathers.
daffl
commented
2 years ago
Reading the token from the query parameters can cause confusion, especially when it comes to
getandfindcalls if you are not careful. You have to set up a hook to check for a specific query parameter and remove it before it's called by Feathers. It's just better to read if from the request headers, but if you have a specific use cause to read the token from query params, then you have to filter it out properly before the call is made by Feathers.