REST APIs with Flask and Python - Logging Out Users in Your Rest API

This video tutorial explains how to implement a user logout feature using JWT and a blacklist. It covers initializing a blacklist as an empty set, adding a user logout resource, and creating a POST request to blacklist the JWT ID. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of blacklisting the JWT ID instead of the user ID to allow users to log back in. It also demonstrates how to test the logout functionality using Postman, ensuring that the token is revoked and users can log back in with a new token.

What is the purpose of the blacklist in user logouts?

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Explain the significance of JWT in the user logout process.

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How does blacklisting a JWT affect a user's ability to log back in?

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Describe the process of logging out a user in the application.

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What is the JTI in the context of JWT, and why is it important?

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Discuss the flexibility provided by blacklisting specific JTI instead of user IDs.

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What steps must be taken to ensure the user can log back in after logging out?

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