Version 0.2.0

Version 0.2.0 represents a significant step forward in JWT Authentication Pro’s evolution, focusing on enhanced security control, user experience improvements, and development infrastructure.

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🚀 New Features

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Token Self-Revocation API Endpoint

Users can now programmatically revoke their own tokens, providing enhanced security control for applications and users.

POST /wp-json/jwt-auth/v1/token/revoke
Authorization: Bearer <your-token>

Benefits:

• Enhanced security for user-initiated logouts
• Better control over token lifecycle
• Improved compliance with security best practices

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🛠️ Improvements

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Modern Admin Interface Redesign

Completely redesigned admin interface with improved navigation and user experience.

Key Improvements:

• Clean, modern design following WordPress design guidelines
• Improved navigation and user flow
• Better responsive design for mobile devices
• Enhanced accessibility features
• Intuitive configuration wizards

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Enhanced UI Components

Upgraded user interface components throughout the plugin.

• Modern form controls and inputs
• Improved data visualization in analytics
• Better loading states and user feedback
• Consistent design language across all interfaces

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Optimized Development Workflow

Improved CI/CD pipeline for streamlined development and deployment.

• Automated testing on multiple PHP versions
• Enhanced code quality checks
• Streamlined release process
• Better documentation generation

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🐛 Bug Fixes

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CORS Headers for JavaScript Clients

Issue: JavaScript clients couldn’t access rate limiting headers via CORS
Fix: Properly exposed rate limiting headers through CORS configuration

// Now JavaScript clients can access these headers
const rateLimit = response.headers.get('X-RateLimit-Limit');
const remaining = response.headers.get('X-RateLimit-Remaining');
const reset = response.headers.get('X-RateLimit-Reset');

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Authentication Token Validation

Issue: Authentication issues with token validation and null pointer errors
Fix: Improved error handling and validation logic

• Better null checks in token validation
• Improved error messages for debugging
• More robust token parsing and verification

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Improved Error Handling

Enhanced error handling and user feedback throughout the plugin.

• More descriptive error messages
• Better logging for troubleshooting
• Improved user notifications for configuration issues

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📈 Performance

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Optimized Code Base

• Reduced memory usage in token operations
• Faster database queries for analytics
• Improved caching mechanisms
• Streamlined API response times

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Enhanced CI/CD Pipeline

• Faster test execution
• Parallel test running
• Optimized build processes
• Reduced deployment times

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🛠️ Development Improvements

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Comprehensive Testing Infrastructure

Added robust testing framework for better reliability and quality assurance.

• Unit Tests: Comprehensive PHP unit test coverage
• Integration Tests: End-to-end API testing
• Frontend Tests: React component testing with Vitest
• E2E Tests: Full application testing with Playwright

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🔗 Related Documentation

• API Reference - Learn about the new token revocation endpoint
• Configuration - Explore the updated admin interface

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Getting Help

If you encounter any issues: