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hi everyone im kai here in todays video were going to add authentication to our application were going to learn it from a technical point of view so well look at each one of the methods that were going to call and understand what it really does behind the scenes and how the magic that we get from the framework actually works okay so what we have at the moment is we set up our project to generate jw s when the user logs in and heres an example to it of a that we know how to return so we are the issuer and the audience and we have an expiration and some other details that we populated and were using the hmac sha 256 algorithm to sign the and our actual secret that were using to sign the is this string over here which is exactly 16 bytes what we need for our algorithm and so like we said if were looking at the flow then to generate the then we call the login endpoint and we pass an email and a password and in the response we get a that now we can use to authenticate against