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May 15, 20261 min readMoshiur Rahman Deap

You’d be hard-pressed to find a developer who didn’t struggle with JWT (JSON Web Token) in their early days.

You’d be hard-pressed to find a developer who didn’t struggle with JWT (JSON Web Token) in their early days.
You’d be hard-pressed to find a developer who didn’t struggle with JWT (JSON Web Token) in their early days. media
You’d be hard-pressed to find a developer who didn’t struggle with JWT (JSON Web Token) in their early days.
It was one of those repetitive pain points that kept showing up in almost every project.
Every new project. Same pain. 😫
Create .env file.
Write generateToken function.
Write verifyToken middleware.
Handle errors. Test it. Fix it.
Repeat this in EVERY single project.
Over and over again.
So I did what developers do —
I automated it.
I published my own npm package.
It's called jwtmoshiur.
Here's all you need to do-
npm i jwtmoshiur
npx jwtmoshiur
That's it. Done. ⚡
Here's what happens automatically
• .env file created with JWT config
• generateToken.js created in utils/
• verifyToken.js created in utils/
• Dependencies checked automatically
What used to take 20 minutes —
now takes 2 seconds.
I built this for myself.
But if it saves YOUR time too —
that's even better.
Links - If you like it then give a star ⭐ Github - https://github.com/moshiurrahmandeap11/jwtmoshiur