Encrypt::jwt() 

\nn\t3::Encrypt()->jwt($payload = []); 

Create a JWT (Json Web Token), sign it and return it base64-encoded.

Do not forget: A JWT is "forgery-proof" because the signature hash can only be generated with can only be generated with the correct key/salt - but all data in the JWT can be read by anyone can be viewed through base64_decode(). A JWT is by no means suitable for storing sensitive data such as passwords or logins!

\nn\t3::Encrypt()->jwt(['test'=>123]);

public function jwt( $payload = [] ) {
	$header = [
		'alg' => 'HS256',
		'typ' => 'JWT',
	];
	$signature = $this->createJwtSignature($header, $payload);
	return join('.', [
		base64_encode(json_encode($header)),
		base64_encode(json_encode($payload)),
		base64_encode($signature)
	]);
}