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JWT: a quicker and simpler version using the HTML5 service

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Here is a quicker and simpler version of integrating  HTML5 chat into an existing website than the JWT version described in that post

The bottom sample is a PHP sample, but you can easily adapt it to JS or ASP in needed. let assume your webmasterid = 1050

Step 1: you create an array of your user such as:

$json = json_encode([
    'webmasterid' =>'1050',
    'username'  =>'myUsername',
    'password'  =>'myChatAccountPassword',
    'gender'    =>'male',
    'role'      =>'user',
    'image'     =>base64_encode('https://html5-chat.com/img/malecostume.svg'),
    'profile'   =>'https://monsite.com/profile/myUserername',
    'birthyear'=>1970
    ]
);

Step 2 : you encode it using the html5 JWT online service

$encoded = file_get_contents("https://jwt.html5-chat.com/protect/".base64_encode($json));

Step 3 : you inject that encoded string into your JS script

<script src="https://html5-chat.com/script/<?=$webmasterid?>/<?=$encoded?>"></script>

And that’s ALL:

role : can be admin,  user, guest,  dj, custom1, custom2, custom3

avatar is the http:// image of the expected avatar

profile: the link to the user profile (if available)

startRoom : the id of the room where to start in (roomid is an integer number)

Replace the webmasterid in script by your script id (webmasterid, a positive integer you can find in your chatadmin panel)

If you want to use JWT on your server, please refer to this post.

<?php $json = json_encode(['username'=>'myUsername', 'password'=>'myPassword', 'gender'=>'male', 'role'=>'user', 'profile'=>'https://monsite.com/profile/myUserername', 'image'=>'https://html5-chat.com/img/malecostume.svg']);
$encoded = file_get_contents("https://jwt.html5-chat.com/protect/".base64_encode($json), 'startRoom'=>5);
?>
<!doctype html>
<html lang="en">
<head>
    <meta charset="UTF-8">
    <title>HTML5 chat</title>
</head>
<body>

<div style="width: 1024px;height: 800px;">
    <script src="https://html5-chat.com/script/xxxxx/<?=$encoded?>"></script>
</div>

</body>
</html>

Notice: if file_get_contents is DISABLED on your hosting, you can use the curl

$curl= curl_init();
curl_setopt_array($curl, array(
      CURLOPT_RETURNTRANSFER => 1,
      CURLOPT_URL => "https://jwt.html5-chat.com/protect/".base64_encode($json)
));
$encoded = curl_exec($curl);