How Do I Make JWT Authenticated Requests to WordPress API?

Authenticating requests to the WordPress API can be done in a variety of ways, depending on the requirements of your project.

One way to authenticate requests is to use a token. A token is a random string of characters that is used to uniquely identify a request. To create a token, you first need to generate a cryptographic key. The cryptographic key is used to encrypt the token.

Then, you need to create a request object and pass in the cryptographic key and the token as arguments. The request object will then generate an authentication token for the request.

Another way to authenticate requests is to use an API key. An API key is a unique string of characters that is used to identify a request. To create an API key, you first need to generate a cryptographic key. The cryptographic key is used to encrypt the API key.

Then, you need to create a request object and pass in the cryptographic key and the API key as arguments.

The final way to authenticate requests is to use a HMAC token. A HMAC token is a combination of an API key and a cryptographic key. To create a HMAC token, you first need to generate a cryptographic key.