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And once we have our basic controllers that are in place now, it's also to start out in the postman.

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And here we want to go with another collection.

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And of course, I'll give it another name and I'm going to go with a zero five and pretty much the same

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as the name.

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So say here, JWT basics.

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And then in here we'll have to draw out one like you just saw is going to be to get one.

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And we're just going to be looking for the URL of I won't go with forward slash online.

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We're looking for a dashboard, of course.

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So that's going to be our GETRUDE once we send.

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Of course, we should see how John Doe, Gary Aurea, the lucky number is 90.

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And notice how every time we send, of course we'll get a different value.

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And this is done on purpose just to see that we are getting a new request out.

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And then, of course, I just want to save it.

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So let's say over here and of course, I want to save it here in my latest collection.

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And then I want to do the same thing with my other route, with logging one.

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But of course, that one is the correct.

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So let me close this one and we'll just start with post then we're looking for the URL.

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And of course, the drought is long in here, and just to jog your memory when it comes to the post

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drought, of course, we want to send some kind of data to the server because effectively we want to

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create a resource on a server.

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So therefore, we go with body, will go with the and set it equal to Jason.

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And in here we'll just go with username because this is what we'll be sending from our Fronton application

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as well as the password.

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And of course, since we're just testing everything out, we can go with whatever you want.

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And as I said in general, only check if the values are provided now in the following project, of course,

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this is where things are going to get way more interesting than that.

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But for now, you just want to send username online, Akama and of course, the password.

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And as far as the password, I think throughout this project, I'm just going to stick with a secret.

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And then once we send, of course, we have fake login, blah, blah, blah, which means that everything

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is correct.

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And once we have tested both the roots and once we have properly serve them in our collection.

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So let's just call this login register.

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And of course, we're going to start focusing on the real logic.

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Therefore, in here, I'm just going to say it and we can start working on our next task.