Dustin Davis djedi

To validate an Azure B2C token in TypeScript, you can use the jsonwebtoken library. Here is a function that does this:

npm install jsonwebtoken jwks-rsa axios

import jwt from 'jsonwebtoken';

	<template>
	<button click.delegate="addData()">Add Data</button>
	<button click.delegate="popData()">Pop Data</button>
	<button click.delegate="spliceData()">Splice Data</button>
	<button click.delegate="replaceData()">Replace Data</button>
	<hr>

	Data:
	<table>
	<tr repeat.for="val of data">

	<template>
	<button click.delegate="addData()">Add Data</button>
	<button click.delegate="popData()">Pop Data</button>
	<button click.delegate="spliceData()">Splice Data</button>
	<button click.delegate="replaceData()">Replace Data</button>
	<hr>

	Data:
	<table>
	<tr repeat.for="i of data.length">

	<template>
	<require from="./my-code-sample"></require>
	<require from="./my-button.html"></require>

	<my-code-sample>
	<br><hr><hr>
	</my-code-sample>

	<my-code-sample>
	<table border="1">

	<template>
	<require from="./componentA"></require>
	<require from="./componentB"></require>

	<component-a>
	<component-b>Click Here</component-b>
	</component-a>

	</template>

	<template>
	<require from="./my-radio-holder"></require>
	<require from="./my-radio"></require>

	<my-radio-holder name="myname" id="force"> <!-- id is optional -->
	<my-radio>Option 1</my-radio>
	<my-radio>Option 2</my-radio>
	</my-radio-holder>
	</template>

	<template>
	<require from="./toggle-code"></require>

	<toggle-code>
	<br><hr><hr>
	</toggle-code>

	<toggle-code>
	<table>
	<thead>