What's the approach to filter user related posts only via jwt token.

[hybrid holly]

class JobPosts{
  belongsTo JobPoster;
 
}

class JobPoster{
  id
}

This job poster id will be added to the jwt, can be used to filter when showing their job posts.

I want to know how I do this.

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```java class JobPosts{ belongsTo JobPoster; } class JobPoster{ id } ``` This job poster id will be added to the jwt, can be used to filter when showing their job posts. I want to know how I do this.

To filter user related posts using a JWT token, you can implement a method in your JobPosts class that checks if the job poster id in the JWT matches the id of the JobPoster associated with each job post. Here's a basic example:

class JobPosts {
  belongsTo JobPoster;

  public List<JobPost> getPostsForUser(String jwtToken) {
    String userId = getUserIdFromJwt(jwtToken);
    List<JobPost> userPosts = new ArrayList<>();
    
    for(JobPost post : allPosts) {
      if(post.getJobPoster().getId().equals(userId)) {
        userPosts.add(post);
      }
    }
    
    return userPosts;
  }

  private String getUserIdFromJwt(String jwtToken) {
    // Implement logic to extract user id from JWT token
  }
}

Useful links:

1. Spring Security Authentication and Authorization
2. Securing Spring Boot APIs with JSON Web Tokens
3. Spring Security Reference Documentation

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[hybrid holly]

yah I know this approach it's not beautiful

and also I know this approach

@Data
@MappedSuperclass
@EntityListeners(AuditListener.class)
@FilterDef(name = "tenantFilter", parameters = @ParamDef(name = "tenantId", type = Long.class))
@Filter(name = "tenantFilter", condition = "tenant_id = :tenantId")
public abstract class BaseEntity {

I belive this is too heavy.

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I just did this for now.

@GetMapping("/created-by/job-poster")
public ResponseEntity<Page<JobPostDto>> getAllJobPosts(
        @RequestHeader(
            name = "Authorization",
            required = false
        ) @Parameter(hidden = true) String authToken,
        Pageable pageable
) {
    String username = jwtService.getUsernameFromToken(authToken.substring(7));
    Company company = jobPosterService.getCompanyOfJobPoster(username);
    return ResponseEntity.ok(
        jobPostService.listAllJobPostsByCompany(pageable, company.getId())
    );
}

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@GetMapping("/created-by/job-poster") public ResponseEntity<Page<JobPostDto>> getAllJobPosts(@RequestHeader(name = "Authorization", required = false) @Parameter(hidden = true) String authToken, Pageable pageable) {
  String username = jwtService.getUsernameFromToken(authToken.substring(7));
  Company company = jobPosterService.getCompanyOfJobPoster(username);
  return ResponseEntity.ok(jobPostService.listAllJobPostsByCompany(pageable, company.getId()));
}