Render token in body request instead of header

[Segrelove]

Hello Gokul!

I just implemented API Guard for a nuxt project. Really easy and straightforward, which is really nice.

But I was wondering how you can send the token on user authentication in the body request instead of the header ?

As I said, I'm using the auth module of nuxt, and to store the token, they grab it from the body and not from the header.

I tweaked a bit the AuthenticationController to make it work. That's what I came up with :

`module InternUsers
class AuthenticationController < ApiGuard::AuthenticationController
before_action :find_resource, only: [:create]
before_action :authenticate_resource, only: [:destroy]

def create
  if resource.authenticate(params[:password])
    create_token_and_set_header(resource, resource_name)
    render json: { token: headers["Access-Token"] } #<- I'm taking the generated token from the header to pass it in the body
  else
    render_error(422, message: I18n.t('api_guard.authentication.invalid_login_credentials'))
  end
end

....

end`

[Gokul595]

@Segrelove Currently, there is no way to send the token in response body. The tweak that you added should work for now.

Thanks for bringing this. I will consider this and try to add an option in the gem to configure how the token should be sent in the response (body/header).